Specialty coffee cups: coffee cups that can't wipe off "stains"

The coffee cup designed by Japanese designer and artist Yukihiro Kaneuchi, the inner wall of the cup is no longer pure white, but adds an indelible "stain" to the inner wall.

The designer added an indelible "stain" to the inside of the coffee cup.

A beautiful landscape painting on the inner wall of a coffee cup

The designer created an interesting miniature landscape on the coffee cup. The coffee cup designed by Japanese designer and artist Yukihiro Kaneuchi, the inner wall of the cup is no longer pure white, but adds an indelible stain on the inner wall.

Why did you have this wonderful idea? It turns out that his design was inspired by his thinking about the "stains" left by people drinking coffee. When people use the same coffee cup to drink coffee, with the passage of time, the remaining coffee will inevitably "dye" the coffee cup and leave a "stain". Since it also leaves a "stain", why not paint a beautiful landscape on your coffee cup with the same hue?

Of course, the designer's design concept not only stays here, but also contains more in-depth and thought-provoking significance. With the passage of time, we grow, mature, and then grow old, and all kinds of earthly relationships sprout, form, and finally stabilize. This is similar to the coffee residue in the coffee cup slowly precipitated under the fixed "scenery", and the gradually stable relationship between the residual coffee and the coffee cup.

Beautiful miniature landscape

When we see these miniature landscapes over coffee, we seem to be reading a story. In fact, we are also reading our own story.

(responsible Editor: coffee Sound)