Espresso cups are generally made of porcelain cups with thicker walls, mainly for heat preservation. The bottom is sometimes made into a convex shape similar to the bottom of a red wine bottle so that...
Espresso cups are generally made of porcelain cups with thicker walls, mainly for heat preservation. The bottom is sometimes made into a convex shape similar to the bottom of a red wine bottle so that a small amount of powder in the coffee will precipitate at the bottom of the cup without being drunk together. The hand...
Espresso cups are generally made of porcelain cups with thicker walls, mainly for heat preservation. The bottom is sometimes made into a convex shape similar to the bottom of a red wine bottle so that a small amount of powder in the coffee will precipitate at the bottom of the cup without being drunk together. The handle of the cup is used for pinching, not for fingers to pass through, so the ring will be very small or even have no eyes to pass through.
