
Tea Glass Study
What you seeTwenty-odd small line drawings of an istikana tea glass, its saucer and spoon, seen from above, below and side on and in every state from full to empty, in black on a grid. One large glass of tea in a fluorescent orange halftone stands behind them, in the slightly offset two-colour manner of a risograph print.
What it meansThe istikana is the slim-waisted tea glass used across Iraq, Turkey, Iran and the Gulf, where strong black tea is served in it on a small saucer through the day as an everyday sign of welcome.
Where it worksAbove a hall table, in a kitchen or along a dining wall, where a print with plenty to look at rewards a closer look.
Everything is one ZIP: every shape and size, the phone wallpaper, the SVGs and a printing guide.