Ceramic teacups, 'Lapis Lazuli'
Ceramic teacups, 'Lapis Lazuli'
Bali�s inviting seas find reflection in the ceramic art of Luh Putu Pancawati and this extraordinary tea set for four that bears the traditional name reserved for the first born. The sleek contours of the cups and saucers become highlighted by the careful glazing procedure Pancawati employs. Enjoy "high tea" with friends with these delightful teacups. Free of lead and other toxins. Hand wash only.
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