Sippar (pronounced Seepar) was a Sumerian city that held the temple of the sun god Shamash, and also translates to zero in Assyrian.
Handmade using stoneware, hand painted with underglaze, and a glazed interior.
*The flaw in this mug is some underglaze chipped on bottom, and a crack at the top of the handle at the attachment point, reinforced with ceramic glue.
Measures about 4” H x 4.5” W at base.
Holds about 16 oz.
Dishwasher safe.
Sippar (pronounced Seepar) was a Sumerian city that held the temple of the sun god Shamash, and also translates to zero in Assyrian.
Handmade using stoneware, hand painted with underglaze, and a glazed interior.
*The flaw in this mug is some underglaze chipped on bottom, and a crack at the top of the handle at the attachment point, reinforced with ceramic glue.
Measures about 4” H x 4.5” W at base.
Holds about 16 oz.
Dishwasher safe.