HKLIVING
Natural Expression Small Glass
The Natural Expression Small Glass is a small ceramic drinking vessel featuring a hand-applied reactive glaze with a glossy olive-green upper exterior, dark brown lower exterior, and light-beige interior. It measures 3 inches (7.5 cm) in diameter by 3.25 inches (8 cm) tall, is dishwasher and microwave safe, and each piece has a unique glaze pattern. Designed with a 1970s nature-inspired aesthetic, it is suitable for serving small beverages.
- Material
- shiny ceramic
- Style
- vintage
- Category
- Home & Garden > Kitchen & Dining > Barware
Color
Size
Specifications
A charming small ceramic glass with a reactive glaze, inspired by 1970s nature and pottery.
Hand-applied reactive glaze makes each piece unique. Dishwasher and microwave safe.
- Material
- shiny ceramic
- Style
- vintage
- Gender
- unisex
- Condition
- new
- Dimensions
- 3x3x3.25 in
- Category
- Home & Garden > Kitchen & Dining > Barware
Additional Attributes
- shiny ceramic
- reactive glaze
- hand-applied
- unique
- dishwasher safe
- microwave safe
- 1970s inspired
Product Insights
This ceramic rocks glass from HKLIVING's 70s Ceramics collection combines the individuality of hand-brushed reactive glaze—each piece has a non-repeating pattern with specks, bubbles, or drips sealed in a vitrified finish—with modern convenience: dishwasher and microwave safe, lead-free, and food-safe. Inspired by 1970s studio pottery and earthy colors like Khaki, Sage, and Olive, it holds 6–7 oz, performing as an espresso cup, dessert bowl, or rocks glass. Ceramic retains heat 11% longer than glass while staying cool to the touch, and at CAD 18 it sits above mass-market mugs yet below hand-thrown pottery, offering durable uniqueness as a functional tradeoff.
- Pattern uniqueness
Each glass has a non-repeating pattern from hand-brushed reactive glaze.
Why this is supported
The hand-brushed process causes thickness variations; stackedstore.com notes
slight variations in shape, size, and color may occur
stackedstore.comAt high kiln temperatures, metallic oxides
react, separate, crystallize, or flow on the surface
lovinghomecollection.com, producing non-repeating patterns. Small black specks and glaze drips are natural byproducts:
Small black spots, tiny air bubbles, minor scratches, or subtle glaze flow marks may be present due to the ceramic and glazing process. These natural characteristics do not affect functionality and are not considered defects.
stackedstore.comThe finish is sealed in a
smooth and fully vitrified glass layer
lovinghomecollection.com, making it permanent. Even within a single color family, each glass shows noticeable variations due to the hand application. HKLIVING states
Differences may appear: Yes
hkliving.com, confirming that irregularity is intentional.
- Maintenance
Vitrified glaze makes the glass dishwasher and microwave safe.
Why this is supported
Because the reactive pattern is vitrified into the glaze,
the surface of a reactive glaze is a smooth and fully vitrified glass layer, it is as easy to clean as other glossy glazes
lovinghomecollection.com, so the glass is dishwasher and microwave safe without special care.
- Food safety
Reactive glaze is lead-free and food-safe.
Why this is supported
The reactive glaze is formulated to be lead-free and food-safe; a Q&A from the brand confirms:
Yes, the reactive glaze is food-safe. The product is labeled dishwasher and microwave safe, which indicates it meets food safety standards.
Is the reactive glaze lead-free and food-safe?- Design inspiration
Earthy colorways and irregular glaze patterns are inspired by 1970s studio pottery.
Why this is supported
The three colorways—Khaki, Sage, and Olive—
deliberately evokes the 1970s ecological movement
1970s pottery inspiration behind the design — khaki_sage_olive_1970s_ecological_paletteand the reactive-glaze irregularities
its inspiration from the vintage 70s and the choices of materials
stackedstore.com, tying the product to the era's design language.
- Design heritage
Part of HKLIVING's 70s Ceramics collection, where glaze irregularities are officially listed as features, not flaws.
Why this is supported
HKLIVING notes that what makes their decorative items stand out is
its inspiration from the vintage 70s and the choices of materials that are carefully sourced and made from ceramic and stoneware
stackedstore.comThe brand also lists glaze marks as natural characteristics, stating
Small black spots, tiny air bubbles, minor scratches, or subtle glaze flow marks may be present due to the ceramic and glazing process. These natural characteristics do not affect functionality and are not considered defects.
stackedstore.comThis is consistent with their product specification that
Differences may appear: Yes
hkliving.comThe color options—Khaki, Sage, Olive—are earth tones that evoke the 1970s ecological movement.
- Reactive glaze
Ceramic with hand-applied reactive glaze that creates permanent, unique patterns (specks, bubbles, drips) sealed in a vitrified finish.
Why this is supported
The reactive glaze technique involves a chemical reaction at high temperature:
Simply put, when the kiln reaches top temperature, different chemicals within the glaze will react, separate, crystallize, or flow on the surface.
lovinghomecollection.comFired at 1200–1300°C, the glaze is hand-applied, resulting in unique variations per piece. The brand explains that
because the reactive glaze is hand-applied, each individual glass will have unique variations in pattern, depth, and tone.
Do the three color options (Khaki, Sage, Olive) vary significantly in appearance due to the hand-applied glaze?The final finish is a fully vitrified glass layer, so the unique pattern is permanent and easy to clean.
This tumbler is part of HKLIVING's 70s Ceramics collection, which draws inspiration from vintage 1970s studio pottery. As noted,
What makes their smaller decorative items stand out is its inspiration from the vintage 70s and the choices of materials that are carefully sourced and made from ceramic and stoneware.
stackedstore.comThe reactive glaze technique creates a one-of-a-kind finish:
Due to the reactive glaze each piece is unique.
hkliving.comNatural variations such as
Small black spots, tiny air bubbles, minor scratches, or subtle glaze flow marks may be present due to the ceramic and glazing process. These natural characteristics do not affect functionality and are not considered defects.
stackedstore.comThis contrasts with mass-produced drinkware, where such marks would be considered flaws. The 1970s aesthetic further reinforces the handmade feel:
glaze colours usually had the impression of being placed by flowing or brushing, rather than more precise painting.
en.wikipedia.orgThe tumbler’s glaze is applied by hand, creating one-of-a-kind variations. As one retailer explains,
Additionally, the design draws from the 1970s:
What makes their smaller decorative items stand out is its inspiration from the vintage 70s
stackedstore.com- Color story
Color options Khaki, Sage, Olive reference the 1970s ecological palette.
Why this is supported
The product's color options—Khaki, Sage, and Olive—are deliberately drawn from the 1970s ecological palette. A collection overview states,
What makes their smaller decorative items stand out is its inspiration from the vintage 70s and the choices of materials that are carefully sourced and made from ceramic and stoneware.
stackedstore.comThe brand itself acknowledges the intentional variation in its handcrafted approach:
Differences may appear: Yes
hkliving.comThis confirms that the color story is a cohesive design statement, not arbitrary naming.
- Glaze uniqueness
No two glasses in the same color have identical glaze patterns.
Why this is supported
The hand-applied reactive glaze ensures every glass is one-of-a-kind. The brand confirms that slight variations are inherent:
As each ceramic piece is handcrafted, slight variations in shape, size, and color may occur.
stackedstore.comThe glaze chemistry creates non-repeating patterns:
when the kiln reaches top temperature, different chemicals within the glaze will react, separate, crystallize, or flow on the surface.
lovinghomecollection.comNatural surface marks are considered characteristic, not flaws:
Small black spots, tiny air bubbles, minor scratches, or subtle glaze flow marks may be present due to the ceramic and glazing process. These natural characteristics do not affect functionality and are not considered defects.
stackedstore.comDespite these variations, the pattern is permanently sealed:
Since the surface of a reactive glaze is a smooth and fully vitrified glass layer, it is as easy to clean as other glossy glazes.
lovinghomecollection.comThus, each glass in the same color family looks distinct and holds its appearance over time.
- Drink volume
6–7 oz capacity fits flat white, cortado, and traditional cappuccino.
Why this is supported
With a 6–7 oz capacity and ~3-inch height, the tumbler is shallow enough that
a double espresso shot doesn’t disappear into liquid
Best uses for a 3-inch ceramic tumbler — cortado_to_cappuccino_range, and it fits classic espresso drinks:
- Heat retention
Ceramic retains heat 11% longer than glass, preserving coffee's aroma.
Why this is supported
Ceramic's higher specific heat reduces convective heat loss by about
11.1 percent
driftaway.coffeecompared to glass, which also means it
better retains the volatile compounds that create your coffee’s aroma
theleafbud.com.
- Comfortable hold
Ceramic outer wall stays cooler than glass for comfortable hold.
Why this is supported
Ceramic's porous structure insulates the outer wall, so
the material doesn’t heat up as much as metal or glass when you pour hot liquid into the cup
consumerreports.org, allowing comfortable cradling without a sleeve.
- Microwave convenience
Microwave-safe ceramic allows heating liquids directly in cup.
Why this is supported
The ceramic construction is microwave safe, meaning
it can withstand heat from hot liquids
Can this glass be used for hot beverages like espresso or tea, or is it intended only for cold drinks?, allowing direct heating of water, espresso, or milk in the cup.
- Dessert serving
Ceramic retains cold for chilled desserts or iced drinks
Why this is supported
The tumbler's ceramic material holds a fridge chill and its 3-inch diameter suits individual desserts. As one source notes,
Small mugs aren't just for beverages. They're also great for serving desserts!
dinnerwaresupplier.comAdditionally,
the ceramic retains cold well after a fridge chill
Best uses for a 3-inch ceramic tumbler — mini_dessert_cup, so it works for both chilled desserts and cold beverages.
- Rocks glass
Serves as a compact rocks glass for spirits with ice
Why this is supported
When filled with a 2-oz spirit pour and an ice cube, this ceramic tumbler’s 3.25-inch height and straight walls make it comparable to a small rocks glass.
- Hot drinks
Microwave-safe; holds hot drinks comfortably without a sleeve
Why this is supported
The tumbler’s microwave-safe ceramic and short profile can accommodate a double espresso or small tea. It is described as
ideal for espresso or small servings of tea
Can this glass be used for hot beverages like espresso or tea, or is it intended only for cold drinks?. Additionally, ceramic
would probably be more comfortable to hold
consumerreports.orgthan glass or metal when containing hot liquids.
- Comfort
Ceramic wall stays cool, so cup can be held comfortably with hot liquid inside.
Why this is supported
Ceramic's lower thermal conductivity means the exterior does not heat up as much as glass or metal.
Given the thickness of mugs made using those three materials, ceramic would probably be more comfortable to hold as well, given that the material doesn't heat up as much as metal or glass when you pour hot liquid into the cup.
consumerreports.org- Hot beverage suitability
Microwave-safe and compact (3.25x3 in) make it practical for espresso and small tea servings.
Why this is supported
The microwave-safe construction and compact dimensions allow it to handle concentrated hot drinks effectively, with ceramic's heat retention keeping the drink warm.
Yes, it can be used for hot beverages. The product is listed as microwave safe, which means it can withstand heat from hot liquids. It's a small glass (3.25" tall), making it ideal for espresso or small servings of tea.
Can this glass be used for hot beverages like espresso or tea, or is it intended only for cold drinks?- Cool touch
Ceramic stays cooler than glass when filled with hot liquid.
Why this is supported
Ceramic’s insulating structure keeps the outer wall noticeably cooler than glass when holding hot liquids, making the handleless design comfortable to cradle without a sleeve.
ceramic would probably be more comfortable to hold as well, given that the material doesn’t heat up as much as metal or glass when you pour hot liquid into the cup.
consumerreports.orgA quantitative comparison shows that ceramic’s higher specific heat capacity (about 900 J/kg·K vs. glass’s ~800 J/kg·K) means it warms up about 11% more slowly, extending comfortable hold time for hot beverages.
Ceramic has a higher specific heat (~900 J/kg.K) than glass (~800 J/kj.K), which means ceramic will lose heat through convection at a slightly slower pace than glass.
driftaway.coffeeThese corroborating sources confirm that the ceramic body stays comfortable to grip, even with hot drinks, without requiring a protective sleeve.
- Value
CAD 18 is about 40–50% above HKLIVING's European RRP for similar mugs, and far below hand-thrown studio pottery.
Why this is supported
The CAD 18 price is approximately 40–50% above HKLIVING's European RRP for its 70s ceramics coffee mug (
Recommended retail price: € 7,95
hkliving.com) and americano mug (
Recommended retail price: € 8,95
hkliving.com). By contrast, it is
far below what a comparable hand-thrown ceramic cup from an independent studio would cost
How this ceramic tumbler compares on value and durability — price_point_vs_the_70s_ceramics_range.
- Functionality
Microwave- and dishwasher-safe ceramic keeps drinks hotter longer, stays cool to touch, and works as espresso, dessert, or rocks glass.
Why this is supported
Though sold as a small glass, its microwave and dishwasher safety makes it versatile. The brand confirms
Yes, it can be used for hot beverages. The product is listed as microwave safe, which means it can withstand heat from hot liquids.
Can this glass be used for hot beverages like espresso or tea, or is it intended only for cold drinks?Beyond hot drinks, it can serve as a
Small mugs aren't just for beverages. They're also great for serving desserts! You can make individual portions of puddings, custards, or even mini cheesecakes.
dinnerwaresupplier.comor even
it handles a 2-oz spirit pour with an ice cube as a compact rocks glass
Best uses for a 3-inch ceramic tumbler — cortado_to_cappuccino_range. Additionally, ceramic's specific heat means hot drinks cool slower:
With a ceramic mug, heat loss through convection should occur about 11.1 percent slower (100 – (800 J/kj.K / 900 J/kj.K)) than it would through a glass mug of the same shape and size.
driftaway.coffeeAnd it also
Because ceramic retains heat well, it also better retains the volatile compounds that create your coffee’s aroma.
theleafbud.comThe material's thermal properties also make it comfortable to hold:
ceramic would probably be more comfortable to hold as well, given that the material doesn’t heat up as much as metal or glass when you pour hot liquid into the cup.
consumerreports.org- Pattern permanence
Vitrified glaze permanently seals the hand-applied pattern; it won't fade or stain.
Why this is supported
The reactive glaze forms a fully vitrified glass layer that permanently locks the hand-applied pattern, preventing fading or wear.
Since the surface of a reactive glaze is a smooth and fully vitrified glass layer, it is as easy to clean as other glossy glazes.
lovinghomecollection.comHigh-temperature kiln firing causes metallic oxides to react and integrate the color into the glaze matrix.
Simply put, when the kiln reaches top temperature, different chemicals within the glaze will react, separate, crystallize, or flow on the surface.
lovinghomecollection.comHandcrafting ensures each glass has unique variations, which are considered natural features of the reactive process. The design draws from 1970s pottery, making the pattern permanence a deliberate aesthetic choice.
Due to the reactive glaze each piece is unique.
hkliving.com- Dishwasher safe
Dishwasher and microwave safe; pattern withstands cleaning and heat.
Why this is supported
The product is explicitly labeled dishwasher and microwave safe, confirming it meets food safety standards.
The product is labeled dishwasher and microwave safe, which indicates it meets food safety standards.
Is the reactive glaze lead-free and food-safe?This means it can withstand heat from hot beverages and aggressive cleaning cycles.
Yes, it can be used for hot beverages. The product is listed as microwave safe, which means it can withstand heat from hot liquids.
Can this glass be used for hot beverages like espresso or tea, or is it intended only for cold drinks?The vitrified glaze surface also facilitates easy cleaning due to its non-porous nature.
Since the surface of a reactive glaze is a smooth and fully vitrified glass layer, it is as easy to clean as other glossy glazes.
lovinghomecollection.com- Heat performance
Ceramic keeps exterior cooler and drinks warmer; heat loss is 11% slower than glass.
Why this is supported
The ceramic material insulates the exterior, making it comfortable to hold even with hot beverages.
Given the thickness of mugs made using those three materials, ceramic would probably be more comfortable to hold as well, given that the material doesn’t heat up as much as metal or glass when you pour hot liquid into the cup.
consumerreports.orgAdditionally, ceramic's higher specific heat slows convective heat loss by about 11% compared to glass, and better retains volatile aromatic compounds.
Ceramic has a higher specific heat (~900 J/kg.K) than glass (~800 J/kj.K), which means ceramic will lose heat through convection at a slightly slower pace than glass. With a ceramic mug, heat loss through convection should occur about 11.1 percent slower (100 – (800 J/kj.K / 900 J/kj.K)) than it would through a glass mug of the same shape and size.
driftaway.coffee
Image Analysis
3 images- 01
Product
A two-tone glazed short drinking cup with a glossy light-beige interior, a glossy olive-green upper exterior, and a darker matte brown lower exterior separated by an irregular wavy glaze boundary.
- Overall shapeCylindrical cup that tapers slightly inward toward the base with a continuous rim and no visible handle.
1 region
x 0.20 · y 0.20 · w 0.60 · h 0.65 (high) - Interior finishInterior surface is a smooth glossy light-beige glaze visible across the inside and along the rim.
1 region
x 0.33 · y 0.12 · w 0.34 · h 0.18 (high) - Upper exterior glazeUpper exterior has a glossy olive-green glaze that slightly pools near the irregular transition to the lower color.
1 region
x 0.28 · y 0.28 · w 0.44 · h 0.25 (high) - Lower exterior glazeLower exterior is a darker brown glaze with a matte to semi-matte appearance and visible small darker speckling; the top edge of this band has an uneven wavy line where the green glaze meets it.
1 region
x 0.28 · y 0.48 · w 0.44 · h 0.33 (high) - Glaze join detailVisible irregular wavy boundary between the green upper glaze and the dark brown lower glaze, with slight dripping/pooling effect at the seam.
1 region
x 0.28 · y 0.45 · w 0.44 · h 0.10 (high) - Surface textureUpper areas are glossy and reflective; lower area appears less reflective with fine speckled texture visible on its surface.
1 region
x 0.28 · y 0.28 · w 0.44 · h 0.53 (high)
Other
Product shot on a neutral stone surface with a vertical wood-grain backdrop; soft directional lighting from the right casts a shadow to the left.
- BackgroundVertical medium-brown wood-grain backdrop occupying the upper half of the image behind the cup.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.00 · w 1.00 · h 0.45 (high) - Supporting surfaceFlat neutral light-gray/beige stone or concrete surface under the cup with subtle texture.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.45 · w 1.00 · h 0.55 (high) - Shadow and lightingSoft directional lighting from the right side produces a shadow projecting leftward and a bright highlight on the cup's right rim and upper exterior.
- Image framingCup is centered vertically and horizontally, photographed at a slight downward angle showing interior and exterior simultaneously.
1 region
x 0.20 · y 0.20 · w 0.60 · h 0.65 (high)
Colors
light beige· interior and rimolive green· upper exterior#966935dark brown· lower exterior#2D221C- Overall shapeCylindrical cup that tapers slightly inward toward the base with a continuous rim and no visible handle.
- 02
Product
Close-up of a single cylindrical drinking vessel showing the interior rim, a glossy green upper exterior band and a darker brown lower exterior with a visible glaze transition seam.
- Overall shapeVertically oriented cylinder with an open top; walls appear uniformly thick and the rim is rounded.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.02 · w 0.76 · h 0.96 (high) - Interior finishSmooth matte beige interior visible from above with a continuous single-color surface and subtle circular firing marks near the rim.
1 region
x 0.20 · y 0.05 · w 0.60 · h 0.40 (high) - Rim detailRounded rim with thin glossy glaze that is slightly lighter than the interior, forming a narrow band around the top edge.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.02 · w 0.76 · h 0.12 (high) - Upper exterior glazingGlossy green glaze occupies the top exterior band; glaze shows subtle tonal variation and a slightly dripping or uneven lower edge where it meets the darker area.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.14 · w 0.76 · h 0.20 (high) - Lower exterior finishDarker brown lower exterior with a less reflective, slightly textured appearance and small irregular lighter spots near the seam under the green glaze.
1 region
x 0.18 · y 0.34 · w 0.64 · h 0.58 (high) - Glaze transition seamVisible horizontal transition line where the green upper glaze overlaps the dark lower glaze, creating an irregular wavy boundary.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.30 · w 0.76 · h 0.12 (high)
Other
Studio close-up photograph taken from an elevated angle showing the top and side of the vessel; soft directional lighting creates a long shadow to the left and background is a textured neutral surface.
- Shot compositionClose-up top-quarter angled view showing interior and upper exterior; product is framed centrally and cropped at the lower edge.
- Background and surfaceTextured neutral beige-brown flat surface fills the background and base under the product.
- Lighting and shadowSoft directional light from the right creates a defined shadow cast to the left and a highlight on the glazed upper exterior and rim.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.54 · w 0.50 · h 0.28 (medium) - Image cropLower portion of the cylinder is cropped by the image bottom, obscuring the base.
Colors
warm beige· interior#DCBA8Dmoss green· upper exterior glaze#9C6D3Adeep brown· lower exterior glaze#3C2C23- Overall shapeVertically oriented cylinder with an open top; walls appear uniformly thick and the rim is rounded.
- 03
Product
Multiple glazed ceramic pieces arranged on a flat stone surface against a wood backdrop: a large irregular turquoise-green platter at rear, a yellow speckled bowl in front, a pink mug with gray drip at lower right on a rectangular dish, a deep red bowl with purple interior, stacked striped cups and a tall pale cup, plus a small two-tone green cup at rear right.
- Large irregular platterLarge irregularly shaped shallow platter with a curving organic outline resembling a stylized butterfly or cloud; interior shows a dense mottled turquoise-to-deep-teal glaze with crystalline or speckled texture and a darker green rim with glossy finish.
1 region
x 0.28 · y 0.03 · w 0.58 · h 0.58 (high) - Yellow speckled bowlShallow yellow bowl with irregular lobed rim and interior covered in darker fine brown speckling; glossy ceramic finish and rounded exterior walls visible in foreground left.
1 region
x 0.03 · y 0.62 · w 0.54 · h 0.33 (high) - Pink mug with gray dripTipped pink ceramic mug with a thick gray drip-glaze effect around the rim and upper exterior, showing the mug lying on its side on a rectangular pale dish; handle and base visible.
1 region
x 0.67 · y 0.70 · w 0.30 · h 0.24 (high) - Rectangular dish under mugSmall rectangular shallow dish in a pale beige or cream color with rounded inner corners, supporting the tipped mug.
1 region
x 0.55 · y 0.78 · w 0.35 · h 0.12 (high) - Deep red bowl with purple interiorElongated deep red ceramic bowl with glossy exterior and a contrasting glossy interior showing a purple and black reactive glaze pattern along the rim and center.
1 region
x 0.70 · y 0.53 · w 0.26 · h 0.16 (high) - Stacked striped cupsA small stack of two cups at left midground: the top cup has horizontal broad stripes in rust, black and tan; the lower cup is pale with a warm tan rim, both with glossy finishes and one tilted into the other.
1 region
x 0.02 · y 0.35 · w 0.22 · h 0.28 (high) - Tall pale cupTall straight-sided cup behind the stacked cups, pale off-white or very light gray with a thin warm tan band near the rim, glossy exterior.
1 region
x 0.08 · y 0.36 · w 0.12 · h 0.28 (medium) - Small two-tone green cupShort cup at rear right with a glossy two-tone glaze: olive green on the upper half transitioning to a darker brown or black lower half.
1 region
x 0.78 · y 0.37 · w 0.12 · h 0.18 (high)
Other
Lifestyle staging on a textured stone-like surface with a vertical wood grain panel background; directional warm lighting from upper left producing defined shadows and glossy highlights on glazed surfaces.
- Background wood panelVertical medium-dark wood grain panel used as background occupying the upper half of the image.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.00 · w 1.00 · h 0.45 (high) - Supporting surfaceFlat light-gray textured stone or concrete surface forming the horizontal plane where pieces rest.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.45 · w 1.00 · h 0.55 (high) - Lighting and shadowsWarm directional lighting from upper left creating strong reflections on glazed ceramics and cast shadows to the lower right of objects.
- Shot compositionThree-quarter elevated viewpoint capturing foreground and background pieces with shallow depth of field; entire scene centered horizontally with cropping at image edges for some objects.
Colors
mottled turquoise· large platter interiorolive green rim· large platter rim#643B22speckled mustard yellow· yellow speckled bowl#E4B265muted pink· pink mug body#EAB395charcoal gray drip· pink mug dripgloss deep red· deep red bowl exteriorreactive purple· deep red bowl interiorrust stripe· striped cup outer band#9B5B04pale cream· tall cup bodyolive to dark brown· small two-tone green cup#AC7B3C- Large irregular platterLarge irregularly shaped shallow platter with a curving organic outline resembling a stylized butterfly or cloud; interior shows a dense mottled turquoise-to-deep-teal glaze with crystalline or speckled texture and a darker green rim with glossy finish.