THE SANDSTONE PAIR

Some things were never meant to be separated.

These two cups were found together — and that is how they stay.

Handthrown in a warm sandstone glaze, they carry the quiet irregularity of something made by hand rather than machine. No two surfaces are identical. The weight sits differently in each palm. That is not a flaw. That is the point.

A pair for two people sharing a pot. Or for one person who brews twice — once for the tea, once for the moment.

The price is symbolic. These cups already have a life. This is simply the next chapter of it.

Part of Found Objects — a curated collection of tea vessels with a history worth continuing.