Stain Teacup by Bethan Laura Wood.  An interesting example of a design that evolves through use.  The interior of the porcelain cup is treated in a way that allows it its regular contents, i.e. tea, to stain its surface over time and reveal the pattern hidden in the design.

Stain Teacup by Bethan Laura Wood.  An interesting example of a design that evolves through use.  The interior of the porcelain cup is treated in a way that allows it its regular contents, i.e. tea, to stain its surface over time and reveal the pattern hidden in the design.

Stain Teacup by Bethan Laura Wood.  An interesting example of a design that evolves through use.  The interior of the porcelain cup is treated in a way that allows it its regular contents, i.e. tea, to stain its surface over time and reveal the pattern hidden in the design.

Stain Teacup by Bethan Laura Wood.  An interesting example of a design that evolves through use.  The interior of the porcelain cup is treated in a way that allows it its regular contents, i.e. tea, to stain its surface over time and reveal the pattern hidden in the design.

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