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LC-0303
Drinkware
Carved Cup & Saucer — 250 ml
Immerse yourself in a truly organic coffee experience.
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Immerse yourself in a truly organic coffee experience. This exquisite latte cup is masterfully carved out of a single, solid piece of natural hardwood—where both the cup body and its ergonomic handle flow seamlessly together without any joints or glue. The interior and exterior are fully sealed with a 100% food-grade, premium protective coating engineered specifically for hot beverages. This specialized barrier traps heat effectively while ensuring absolutely zero distortion to the authentic flavor or rich aroma of your brew. Boasting a comfortable feel and rich wood grain aesthetics, it is the perfect vessel for your daily latte, cappuccino, or milk tea.
Technical Specifications
Capacity250 ml—the standard golden capacity for lattes and milk teas.
Craftsmanship & StructureFully hand-carved from a unified block of premium solid hardwood (Single-piece handle & body construction). The set comes complete with a matching, gently recessed wooden saucer designed to seat the cup perfectly.
Insulation PropertiesFinished with an advanced, food-safe, and high-heat resistant barrier to protect the wood from liquid absorption.
Important First-Use & Curing Instructions (Workshop Recommendations)To secure the curing process of the protective food-safe barrier and maximize the lifespan of your wooden cup, please strictly follow these preparation steps:
First Actual UsePlease wait 8 full days after receiving the product before using it for your regular hot drinks.
Hot Water SeasoningPrior to first-time consumption, it is highly recommended to fill the cup with hot water and pour it out (repeat this seasoning process at least twice).
Seasoning TimelineBegin this hot water rinsing process once a day, starting on the 6th day after delivery (rinsing it on day 6 and day 7, making it perfectly cured and ready for use on day 8).
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