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The Table Project Cup

The CMA Soba Cup by 1616 / arita japan is a contemporary, minimalist reimagining of the traditional Japanese soba-choko (sauce dipping cup). Crafted from high-density, crushed stone porcelain clay, this versatile vessel bridges the gap between historical Japanese craftsmanship and modern European functionality. It features a timeless, light-grey finish accented with a structural partial glaze, offering a tactical balance of raw texture and smooth utility.

€27,00

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Packaging

We pack your products in FSC qualified boxes and wrapping. For every tree used to make the cardboard, a new tree will be planted.

Fulfilment

If your order includes bags of coffee, we will fulfil and dispatch your order on Thursdays, when we roast.

Shipping

You order will arrive within 2 business days from the order fulfilment (see fulfilment) within Holland.

In Store

Most of our products are also available at our store in Amsterdam.

Returns

Unfortunately, we cannot offer returns at the moment. If your product is faulty please contact us within 2 days of receiving your order.

Tracking

We will provide you with your tracking number so you can see when your package is scheduled to arrive.

Uncommon x Sensitive Boy


 

a range of unique handmade ceramics by artist Julia Saldaña


 

 

To enhance the experience at our cafe in Amsterdam, we came together with Julia to design an unique line of tablewear. We were on a quest to design ceramics that were as aesthetically pleasing as practical and we think we've come pretty close!

Artisans


 

Each product has its own story, its own trajectory and its own remarkable or exceptional craftsmanship.


 

Sensitive Boy Ceramics (@sensitiveboi) is owned and operated by Julia Saldaña, an artist and potter from Boston. She received a BFA in ceramics from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2017, and relocated to Amsterdam in 2018, where she teaches in addition to her independent ceramic practice. Her favorite thing about the Netherlands is how often people buy each other flowers.