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Throwing challenging shapes and sculpting original objects can be very exciting, but it is also worthwhile to occasionally pause to consider the most obvious forms. Like a mug, beaker, tankard, goblet or cup. As an avid coffee guzzler myself, I am rather quick to call it “the coffee cup,” but of course it can also hold tea, water or soup.
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