Dé Cup
With the Dé collection, Ann Demeulemeester brings her signature chiaroscuro sensibility off the runway and onto the table. Light and shadow, the defining tension of her fashion work, are here translated into porcelain through a hand-painted dégradé that gradates across the rim in careful, deliberate layers.
The cup itself is bowl-shaped, low and open, with a handle set horizontally rather than vertically. The gesture is subtle but consequential: it shifts the object's relationship to the hand, encouraging a slower, more considered ritual of use.
- Fine porcelain construction
- Hand-painted dégradé rim, applied in multiple layers
- Bowl-shaped form with a horizontally oriented handle
- Each piece is individually unique due to the handcraft process
- Designed to pair within the broader Dé Dinnerware Collection by Serax
Because no two cups receive the paint in exactly the same way, the collection accumulates meaning over time. Set a table with several pieces and the gradations echo one another without ever repeating.
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Dé Cup
With the Dé collection, Ann Demeulemeester brings her signature chiaroscuro sensibility off the runway and onto the table. Light and shadow, the defining tension of her fashion work, are here translated into porcelain through a hand-painted dégradé that gradates across the rim in careful, deliberate layers.
The cup itself is bowl-shaped, low and open, with a handle set horizontally rather than vertically. The gesture is subtle but consequential: it shifts the object's relationship to the hand, encouraging a slower, more considered ritual of use.
- Fine porcelain construction
- Hand-painted dégradé rim, applied in multiple layers
- Bowl-shaped form with a horizontally oriented handle
- Each piece is individually unique due to the handcraft process
- Designed to pair within the broader Dé Dinnerware Collection by Serax
Because no two cups receive the paint in exactly the same way, the collection accumulates meaning over time. Set a table with several pieces and the gradations echo one another without ever repeating.
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With the Dé collection, Ann Demeulemeester brings her signature chiaroscuro sensibility off the runway and onto the table. Light and shadow, the defining tension of her fashion work, are here translated into porcelain through a hand-painted dégradé that gradates across the rim in careful, deliberate layers.
The cup itself is bowl-shaped, low and open, with a handle set horizontally rather than vertically. The gesture is subtle but consequential: it shifts the object's relationship to the hand, encouraging a slower, more considered ritual of use.
- Fine porcelain construction
- Hand-painted dégradé rim, applied in multiple layers
- Bowl-shaped form with a horizontally oriented handle
- Each piece is individually unique due to the handcraft process
- Designed to pair within the broader Dé Dinnerware Collection by Serax
Because no two cups receive the paint in exactly the same way, the collection accumulates meaning over time. Set a table with several pieces and the gradations echo one another without ever repeating.
