#porcelain tea mugs

[vintage-ukraine]

Child`s mugs painted by Valentyna Pokosovska, 1974

[dreamings-free]

Zak and Michael catching some of the other acts playing at Pinkpop 22/6/24

[summernightsdream]

[faggotfungus]

Vintage Japanese Porcelain Tea Mug with Infuser and Lid - 9 fl. ozs. (280 ml) [Listing]

[vashtibruna]

19•12•2023

[tyrhinosaurus]

Strawberry mug!!

[yourcoffeeguru]

Porcelain Playing Cards Theme Mug Cup Retro Vintage by Padblocks Ltd ENGLAND || SWtradepost - ebay

[skeletaldropkick]

Thank you guys for buying from my latest shop update 😃 Still a few cute/creepy mugs left, Link in bio :) . , #bugg #bostonterrier #pug #shippingday #storeupdate #ceramics #clay #monster #mug #coffee #coffeemug #tea #monstermug #cryptozoology #goth #metal #gothdinnerware #handthtown #coneten #porcelain #ceramic #coffeeislife #pottery #creepycute https://www.instagram.com/p/CjjkgvVrJMv/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[janicefer-2021]

The Elegance of Porcelain - An Ideal Corporate Gift

In the realm of corporate gifts in Sri Lanka, where every choice reflects the essence of a company’s brand and values, porcelain gifts stand out for their timeless elegance and sophistication. Porcelain, often synonymous with luxury and refinement, makes a profound statement about the giver’s taste and consideration. Here’s an in-depth look at why porcelain gifts are an ideal choice for corporate settings with the best porcelain plate prices in Sri Lanka.

1. Timeless Appeal and Durability

Porcelain, with its origins tracing back to ancient China, has long been revered for its beauty and durability. Unlike many materials that may fade or degrade over time, porcelain maintains its pristine condition for years. This enduring quality makes it a perfect corporate gift, with affordable mugs or porcelain tea set prices in Sri Lanka, symbolizing the long-term relationship and trust between the giver and the recipient. The resilience of porcelain is not just in its physical form but also in its ability to remain relevant across generations. In a corporate environment, where long-lasting relationships are crucial, a porcelain gift represents a steadfast commitment to sustaining these bonds.

2. Versatility and Variety

Porcelain mugs in Sri Lanka come in a wide variety, from exquisite vases and intricate figurines to practical tableware and elegant office accessories. This versatility allows businesses to choose gifts that align perfectly with the occasion and the recipient’s preferences. For instance, a beautifully crafted porcelain vase can serve as a stunning centrepiece in a corporate office, while a set of porcelain mugs can be a daily reminder of appreciation in an employee’s workspace. The variety of available porcelain items ensures that there is something suitable for every type of corporate gifting scenario, whether it’s a holiday gift, a thank-you gesture, or a token of appreciation for a job well done.

3. Symbol of Prestige and Success

Gifting porcelain conveys a message of prestige and success. The meticulous craftsmanship and the delicate beauty of porcelain pieces reflect the high standards and the attention to detail that a company upholds. Such gifts are often seen as a mark of respect and appreciation, enhancing the recipient’s perception of the company’s brand. A porcelain gift signifies that the recipient is valued and important, thus fostering a positive relationship. This can be especially effective in client relationships, where demonstrating appreciation and respect can lead to stronger business ties and loyalty.

4. Customization for Personal Touch

Many porcelain items can be customized to include company logos, names, or special messages. This personal touch not only enhances the sentimental value of the gift but also reinforces brand recognition. Customized porcelain gifts serve as a constant reminder of the giver’s appreciation and the company’s identity. Personalization can transform a simple porcelain item into a unique memento that holds special meaning for the recipient. Whether it’s an engraved logo on a porcelain plate or a personalized message on a porcelain award, these touches make the gift more memorable and cherished.

5. Eco-Friendly and Sustainable Choice

In today’s world, where sustainability is a growing concern, porcelain stands out as an eco-friendly option. Made from natural materials like kaolin, feldspar, and quartz, porcelain is both sustainable and recyclable. By choosing porcelain, companies can demonstrate their commitment to environmentally responsible practices. In addition to being made from natural materials, porcelain production also tends to have a lower environmental impact compared to other materials. This makes it a responsible choice for companies that are looking to reduce their carbon footprint and promote sustainable practices.

6. Cultural and Historical Significance

Porcelain’s rich cultural and historical heritage adds an extra layer of significance to the gift. It is often associated with elegance, wisdom, and tradition, making it a thoughtful gift that can resonate deeply with recipients. This cultural depth can enhance the emotional impact of the gift, making it more memorable. For example, gifting a piece of porcelain with a design that reflects traditional motifs or historical significance can convey a sense of respect for heritage and tradition. This can be particularly meaningful in international business relationships, where acknowledging and respecting cultural backgrounds can strengthen partnerships.

7. Enhancing Office Aesthetics

Porcelain items can also enhance the aesthetics of an office environment. A beautifully crafted porcelain piece can add a touch of elegance and sophistication to any space. Whether it’s a decorative porcelain bowl on a conference table or a set of porcelain plates in the break room, these items can contribute to a more pleasant and inviting office atmosphere. This can have a positive effect on employee morale and productivity, as a well-decorated workspace is often associated with higher levels of satisfaction and engagement.

In the competitive world of corporate gifting, standing out requires a blend of elegance, thoughtfulness, and relevance. Porcelain, with its timeless beauty, versatility, and cultural significance, offers all these qualities and more. By choosing porcelain gifts, companies can convey a message of prestige, appreciation, and commitment to excellence, making a lasting impression on their valued clients, partners, and employees.

Incorporating porcelain into your corporate gifting strategy not only showcases your brand’s refined taste but also fosters meaningful connections that endure over time. The durability, versatility, and cultural richness of porcelain make it an ideal choice for expressing gratitude and building strong, long-lasting relationships in the corporate world.

[shironezuninja]

I love how the Civil War is making the pachyderms do an About Face.😏😈🤣

[seesallysewpatterns]

Enjoy your beverage with this Royal Albert Old Country Red Roses Floral Set of 2 Mugs Bone China Coffee Tea Mug Made In England Collectible Gold Trim Drinking Vessel #royalalbert #countryroses #coffee #tea #mug #redroses #englandmade #coffeemug #etsy #white #red #porcelain #kitchenware #fullymarked #collectible #madeinengland #oldcountryrose https://etsy.me/3Y8lmwe https://www.instagram.com/p/CpOb9ApvEgP/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[eunimaybe]

✧ ─── enhypen when you break a glass

enhypen hyungline x fem. reader | what they do when you accidentally break a glass

genre: fluff, est. relationship | warnings: mentions of blood and small injuries from glass | wc. 0.9k ♡ a/n: i got this idea after i accidentally dropped a plate on the floor LMAO

lee heeseung

the glass cup you were holding in your hands slipped and fell to the wooden floor of the apartment, shattering into a million pieces with a clatter. heeseung ran into the kitchen soon after.

“i’m so sorry,” you said, crouching down to pick up the larger shards of glass from the floor. “i-i don’t know what happened. my hand slipped. i’ll clean it up.” — more under cut!!

heeseung quickly pulled you up from the floor where you were crouched, eyebrows pulled together in worry. “y/n, you think i’m worried about the glass or cleaning up? did you hurt yourself? the glass didn’t hurt you, right?”

you shook your head, but heeseung still checked your hands and legs for any cuts and scratches. his touch on your skin was gentle, scouring every inch of your body before finally letting out a relieved breath and letting you go.

“i’m so sorry hee.” you whispered, eyeing the glass on the floor in remorse, tears in your eyes.

heeseung pulled you away from the sharp mess and into his arms.

“there’s nothing to apologise for,” he said, giving you a peck on the forehead. “it was just a small accident.”

park jongseong

you watched the vase on the shelf topple over and fall to the marble floor, bracing yourself for the loud crash to come. the vase broke into small pieces, straying the floor with sharp shards of china.

shit.

that was a very expensive china vase. and now it was on the floor, broken.

it wasn’t long before jay rushed into the living room to find you trying your best to pick up the pieces from the floor with tears in your eyes.

“jay, i’m so sorry,” you murmured, placing yet another piece of what used to be a beautiful china vase into a bag. “i was dusting the shelves and i knocked it over because i was being so careless.”

jay immediately helped you pick up the shards as you said apologies over and over.

“baby, you’re okay right?” he asked, grabbing hold of your hands and checking for any stuck shards.

you nodded, pulling your hand away to continue cleaning. “yeah, i’m okay, but your vase jay… i know it was one you really liked. i’m so sorry.”

when you two finished with the cleaning, he gave you a big hug, peppering your face with soft kisses.

“it’s fine, y/n. you’re not hurt and that’s all that matters. what if you knocked over a vase? we can always just buy another one.

sim jaeyun

you had been picking up the tiny broken pieces of a coffee mug for a while now. whilst preparing to drink some tea, you had accidentally dropped the mug and it had smashed into micro pieces, covering the floor with its shards.

you heard the door of the house open- jake was back from work- and you shouted a quick “hello” before continuing cleaning.

“baby, i’ve missed you so-“

jake halted in his track, standing in front of the dining room, watching you pick up bits of porcelain from the ground.

“i broke the mug,” you said sheepishly, stating the obvious. “sorry jake. i’m such a klutz.”

jake quickly put down his bag on the floor and knelt down next to you, an amused smile on his lips.

“it’s fine y/n. let me help you.” he said, helping you clean.

when you two were both done, jake gave you a kiss on the cheek.

“you’re so clumsy, just like me.” he giggled.

you pulled back from him, grinning. “am i now?”

“yeah you are,” he said, giving you another kiss, this time on your nose. “i think this is the world telling us we’re meant for each other.”

you rolled your eyes, batting his hands away. “you think everything is the world telling us we’re meant together, jake.”

park sunghoon

before you could even comprehend what was happening, your grip on the glass had slipped, and the cup went hurtling to the kitchen floor. it broke into a big shattered mess of glass, some of the shards finding its way to your legs and leaving small cuts on your shins.

“shit,” you muttered, not even noticing the cuts on your legs and bending down to start picking up the larger pieces from the cold floor.

“you okay, princess?” sunghoon asked, walking into the kitchen to see what was going on. when he saw you kneeling on the floor as you cleaned up the endless array of glass that glittered in the light, he rushed forward.

“y/n, are you okay? did you hurt yourself anywhere?” he asked, his eyes scanning your body. when he noticed the bleeding cuts on your leg, he immediately pulled you up to your feet.

“shit, you’re hurt.” he said, crouching down to examine the scratches.

you hadn’t even noticed the pain until now. “it’s fine hoon. i’m sorry i broke the glass. i don’t know what got into me.”

sunghoon didn’t reply for a moment as he cleaned up your injuries.

“hoon? are you mad?”

he looked startled by the question, his face frowning. “no y/n. why would i be mad? i’m just worried for you. the cup can be replaced.”

he stood up to give you a soft kiss on your lips.

“go rest. i’ll clean this up.”

[shellhawk]

Working on the weekend. I seldom hand build anymore, but I have a project in mind for the new year and I need to do a test, so this will be a hand built cup. Plus I have two Throne mugs that people have asked me for. It's always different to work with porcelain clay! . . . . #etsy #handmade #shellhawkscreations #pottery #ceramics #wip #pottersofinstagram #lapotter #cups #mugs #kitchen #simplehomestyle #coffee #tea #porcelain https://www.instagram.com/p/CmUiPqJvI5G/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[vintagebunnies]

when working as a waitress in a shoddy little diner out in the middle of nowhere, you encounter a lot of strange faces on a daily basis. the occasional truck driver stopping in for a bite to eat after 24-hours on the road, a construction worker from down the street. but nothing compares to this guy who walked in.

it was later at night, business was slow, so it was no doubt a macabre sight to see a hulking guy in a skull face balaclava walking in with a menacing aura.

it seemed like the plot of every horror movie; the lone waitress working at night getting preyed on by the scary murderer who walks in.

you could feel the hair on your arms raise as he sat down, clearly just a tad too big for the leather booth he decided to sit in at the far corner of the diner. you swallow the dry lump in your throat as you walk over to him, shoes squeaking against the sticky linoleum floors.

“do you need a moment with the menu?”

the strange man just grunts in response, your eyes flickering everywhere but the man’s face. he was looking straight at you, dead eyes staring back through a ruinous facade.

“just a tea. black.”

the man’s voice was a vibrating rumble that you could feel through your bones. you nodded with a sweet smile, trying to cover up the fear you were no doubt experiencing.

“of course.”

you quickly turn, a shiver running down your spine as you walk away. it was even more chilling knowing that it was only you and one other person working tonight, the perfect setting for a murder to take place without a single trace of the perpetrator.

you could feel the dimness of the man’s eyes searing a hole in the back of your head while you prepared his tea. your nails were impatiently tapping a soft rhythm on the countertop near the kettle.

the loud whistle of the kettle penetrated through the thick air, the sound echoing off the walls of the building. you meticulously poured the tea into the mug, sweaty hands gripping onto the porcelain while you walked it over to the man in the booth.

“would that be all?”

the man didn’t reply, just stared right into the dark color of the tea. you took that as the cue to walk away. not super talkative, gotcha.

you walked to the back of the diner where your coworker was, wanting to stay as far from the man as possible.

“would you mind closing up once he leaves?”

your heart pummeled into your stomach once you heard those words. the last thing you wanted tonight was to be left here. alone. but maybe you were just paranoid. maybe the giant, frightening man was just awkward. don’t judge a book by its cover, and all.

you stuttered out a ‘that’s fine’ before your coworker was hurriedly making their way out through the back entrance. it felt even more eerie knowing that it was just you now. you looked through the window of the door to the kitchen and just watched the man. he sat there emotionlessly, mask pulled up slightly over his mouth to sip at his tea.

you could tell there was a scar that bisected right through his lip. the puckered skin not allowing his lip to fully cover his canine. you worked up the courage to go back to the dining area, wiping the sweat off of your brow before decidedly walking out.

you cleared your throat as you stood at the man’s table.

“um… do you want the check now?”

you approached him slowly, like he was a wild animal that shouldn’t be around sudden movements. like he’d pounce any moment. sink his sharp teeth right into the soft flesh of your carotid.

you cursed yourself for even saying anything when he slowly turned to look at you, still not speaking. your eyes fluttered as you handed him the check anyways. you hastily walked away, wanting to be as far away as possible at this point. this man seemed to only know how to communicate in grunts or mean stares.

a few minutes that felt like hours passed by, you checked to see if he was still here, and by the grace of some godly force, the man was gone. you released a large exhale and went over to the table to collect the cash but… there was nothing on the table. he left without paying!

“fuckin’ bastard!”

you crumbled up the check on the table, and angrily grabbed the empty mug. you should’ve known this would happen. a strange man walking into a diner late at night, only ordering tea, and then completely disappearing without paying. a measly 3-quid wouldn’t hurt his wallet, you were sure.

either way, you had to just take it for what it was. the man was finally gone, and you could now clock out for the night. you decided to just pay the missing money yourself, you’d rather not take this problem to your boss. essentially causing more problems than not.

you sighed heavily as you got into your car, the weight of the day falling off your shoulders finally. you still had the creeps from that man, but he could just be added to the long list of shady customers.

you only got down the street from the diner before your car started to sputter. you pulled off to the side of the road, a deep and dark forest on both sides of you. you quickly hopped out of the car, popping the hood to see if you could spot anything yourself. there was no service out here, so either you would have to check for problems yourself, or just wait it out.

just as you were intently looking around, a pair of bright headlights and the loud bellow of a truck pulled up right behind your car. you recognized the face in the drivers seat as the ominous man from the diner.

you fell right into the predators territory.

[yourcoffeeguru]

Vintage Staffordshire English Tableware Fine Bone China Mug || SWtradepost