Serax Nido Espresso Cup
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Discover the Nido Espresso Cup in white by Serax, a refined addition to your tableware collection designed by renowned Belgian ceramicist Ann Van Hoey. Crafted from premium bone china porcelain with a glossy finish, this espresso cup brings a quiet sense of luxury to your daily coffee ritual. Its bright white surface offers a striking contrast to the warm, dark tones of a freshly brewed espresso, making every sip feel like a small ceremony.
With dimensions of 6.5 x 4.5 x 4 cm and a capacity of 9 cl, this cup is thoughtfully sized for a perfect single serving. Weighing just 0.08 kg, it feels light and delicate in hand, yet remains durable for everyday use. The cup is dishwasher, microwave, and oven safe up to 200°C, combining timeless design with practical functionality for the modern kitchen.
As part of the Nido collection, this piece reflects Ann Van Hoey's understated, balanced design philosophy, celebrated throughout her acclaimed body of work. Since its debut, the collection has expanded with the Blue Print line, featuring a cobalt blue motif inspired by mathematical grid patterns from 3D software—further reinforcing Nido's reputation for refined, contemporary craftsmanship.
Please note that many Serax designs, including this one, are finished by hand. Slight irregularities may occur, adding to the individual character and uniqueness of each piece. A minimum order quantity of 4 pieces applies to this item, making it ideal for building a complete, elegant espresso set for your home or hospitality setting.
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