<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Kosuke Takahashi and 224 Porcelain have launched Corcelain, a series of ceramic cups and vessels featuring customizable 3D printed feet and screws.</li><li>Inspired by traditional Japanese ceramics, each object in the series comes with a screw hole at the bottom to allow users to add vibrant legs, handles, lids, and more for a playful yet functional design.</li><li>The customizable nature of the mountable objects for the ceramic cups and vessels is made possible by 3D printing technology, which also addresses hygiene concerns associated with food-safe materials.</li><li>Corcelain blends traditional craftsmanship techniques with modern technologies like 3D printing, allowing users to personalize their homeware pieces by adding custom 3D printed feet, screws, and parts in various colors.</li></ul>

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