MET Cup
The MET Cup is a compact vessel defined by weight, density, and restrained geometry.Its surface is wrapped in tightly layered ridges, creating a dark, mineral-like texture that absorbs and reflects light in equal measure.
The form expands gently from a grounded base before tapering toward the rim, giving the cup a quiet sense of stability. Subtle variations in the surface reveal a process of accumulation, where repetition produces both structure and irregularity. Fine specks and tonal shifts remain visible, allowing the object to feel tactile rather than polished.
Neither overtly decorative nor purely utilitarian, the MET Cup occupies a space between object and artifact. It is designed to be held, used, and observed—its presence unfolding slowly through touch and light.
With its muted, metallic character, MET anchors the collection, offering contrast to the warmer and more translucent pieces while maintaining the same underlying logic of form and rhythm.
