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HKliving 70s Ceramics Kaffeebecher Elements – 6er Set Stoneware

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HKliving 70s Ceramics Kaffeebecher Elements – 6er Set StonewareFilterkaffee, Americano oder Slow Coffee die HK Living 70s Ceramics Kaffeebecher Elements machen jeden Morgen zum kleinen Ritual. Das 6er Set vereint sechs handglasierte Stoneware Becher in den erdigen, natrlichen Tnen der Elements Farbwelt: warme Brauntne, sanfte Ocker und Graufarben, die so klingen wie ihr Name geerdet, ruhig, echt. Die reaktive Glasur sorgt dafr, dass kein Becher dem anderen gleicht. Farbverlufe, Strukturen und minimale

Filterkaffee, Americano oder Slow Coffee – die HK Living 70s Ceramics Kaffeebecher Elements machen jeden Morgen zum kleinen Ritual. Das 6er Set vereint sechs handglasierte Stoneware-Becher in den erdigen, natürlichen Tönen der Elements-Farbwelt: warme Brauntöne, sanfte Ocker- und Graufarben, die so klingen wie ihr Name – geerdet, ruhig, echt.

Die reaktive Glasur sorgt dafür, dass kein Becher dem anderen gleicht. Farbverläufe, Strukturen und minimale Abweichungen sind kein Zufall, sondern das Ergebnis handwerklicher Herstellung – jedes Stück ist ein Unikat. Genau das macht dieses Set so besonders: Sechs Becher, sechs Charaktere, ein stimmiges Bild auf dem Tisch.

Mit einem Fassungsvermögen von 230 ml sind die Becher ideal für normale Kaffeegrößen – weder zu groß noch zu klein. Das schlichte, leicht bauchige Tumbler-Format liegt gut in der Hand und passt unter gängige Siebträgermaschinen.

Produktdetails

  • Hersteller: HK Living (Niederlande)
  • Serie: 70s Ceramics – Farbwelt Elements
  • Artikelnummer: ACE7212
  • Inhalt: 6er Set (6 verschiedene Becher)
  • Material: Stoneware mit reaktiver Glasur, handglasiert
  • Fassungsvermögen: 230 ml
  • Maße: Ø 7,5 cm × Höhe 8 cm
  • Farbe: Multicolor – erdige Natürtöne (Elements)
  • Spülmaschinen- und mikrowellengeeignet
  • Lebensmittelecht
  • Hinweis: Nicht für professionelle Spülmaschinen geeignet
  • Lieferung in ikonischer HK Living Geschenkbox

Zur HK Living 70s Ceramics Kollektion

Die 70s Ceramics Serie von HK Living gehört zu den bekanntesten Keramikserien im zeitgenössischen Wohndesign. Inspiriert vom DIY-Geist und den satten Farben der 1970er Jahre, kombiniert sie handwerkliche Qualität mit einer bewusst legerem Ästhetik. Becher, Teller und Schüsseln lassen sich innerhalb der Serie mischen und matchen – verschiedene Farbwelten wie Elements, Soil oder Grounding harmonieren problemlos miteinander.

Alle Produkte aus der Kollektion findest du in unserer HK Living 70s Ceramics Übersicht sowie in der gesamten HK Living Kollektion bei designwe.love.

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Wie viel fasst der HK Living Kaffeebecher Elements?

Die Kaffeebecher aus der Elements-Serie fassen 230 ml – das entspricht einer normalen Kaffeetassengröße und ist ideal für Filterkaffee, Americano oder Slow Coffee. Für größere Getränke wie Cappuccino oder Latte gibt es in der 70s Ceramics Serie auch Cappuccino Becher mit 330 ml.

Hat der Becher einen Henkel?

Nein – der Elements Kaffeebecher ist ein Tumbler, also ein griffloser Becher ohne Henkel. Das schlanke, leicht bauchige Format liegt gut in der Hand und passt unter gängige Siebträgermaschinen. Wer einen Henkel bevorzugt, findet diesen bei den Cappuccino Bechern der Serie.

Was bedeutet die Farbwelt „Elements“?

Elements bezeichnet eine Farbwelt innerhalb der 70s Ceramics Kollektion – erdige, natürliche Töne wie Ocker, Braun, Sand und Grau. Die Farben sind ruhig und geerdet, inspiriert von Erde, Stein und Natur. Das macht Elements zur vielseitigsten und am einfachsten zu kombinierenden Farbwelt der Serie.

Warum sehen die sechs Becher im Set unterschiedlich aus?

Das ist kein Fehler, sondern Handwerk. Alle HK Living 70s Ceramics Becher werden aus Stoneware handglasiert – mit einer reaktiven Glasur, die im Brand auf Wärme reagiert und dabei einzigartige Farbverläufe und Strukturen erzeugt. Kein Becher ist identisch. Die Abweichungen sind Merkmal der Herstellung, kein Mangel.

Sind die Becher spülmaschinen- und mikrowellengeeignet?

Ja – die Kaffeebecher sind spülmaschinengeeignet, mikrowellentauglich und lebensmittelecht. Ausnahme: für professionelle Gewerbespülmaschinen (z. B. in der Gastronomie) sind sie nicht freigegeben.

Eignet sich das 6er Set als Geschenk?

Sehr gut sogar. Das Set wird in der ikonischen schwarzen HK Living Geschenkbox geliefert – kein zusätzliches Verpacken nötig. Sechs verschiedene Becher in einem Set bedeutet außerdem: jeder Tischgäste trinkt aus einem anderen, und trotzdem sieht alles zusammen stimmig aus.

Kann ich die Elements Becher mit anderen 70s Ceramics Produkten kombinieren?

Ja, das ist ausdrücklich so gedacht. Alle Produkte der 70s Ceramics Kollektion – verschiedene Farbwelten, Becher, Tassen, Teller, Schüsseln – lassen sich frei miteinander mischen. Die gesamte Auswahl findest du in unserer HK Living 70s Ceramics Übersicht.

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