Monet spent the last decades of his life painting the same pond at Giverny — the water lilies, the light on the surface and the feeling of complete stillness in a world that never stops moving. The Water Lilies collection by Niras Ceramics was inspired by exactly that — the Impressionist imagery of lilies blooming from deep green pads, ivory and pink against the blues of the pond, captured not in paint on canvas but in glaze on handmade ceramic.
Four cups and four saucers that bring that quality of stillness to a table every time they come out. The fresh tones of ivory and pink against soft blues create a palette so considered that the cups look beautiful before anything is poured into them and more beautiful still with a cup of tea settling into the warmth of the ceramic. Accented with 24ct gold in the tradition that Niras has made its own — the gold adding the kind of refinement that makes a morning cup feel like a small occasion worth showing up for. Each piece handmade and hand glazed with the natural variations in glaze hue, curve and character that make every set its own. Dishwasher safe for everyday use. Available exclusively on Tooffi, India's marketplace for independent brands that create with genuine craft and intention.
Care Instructions: Dishwasher safe. Not microwave or oven safe — contains 24ct gold accents. Handle with care as each piece is handmade. Cutlery marks may develop over time on matte and semi-matte surfaces.
Details:
- Material: Handmade ceramic with 24ct gold accents
- Cup Height: 2 inches
- Cup Diameter: 3.5 inches
- Saucer Diameter: 5 inches
- Set of 4 cups and 4 saucers
- Pairs with: Water Lilies Kettle and Water Lilies Oval Plates
- Each piece is unique — slight variations in shape, glaze and size are natural
Perfect For
Wedding, anniversary and housewarming gifts for the home that deserves a tea set as beautiful as the ritual it holds · The table that has been waiting for one set of cups that makes every morning feel like it was set with genuine intention · Anyone who believes the cup they drink from is as important as what goes inside it