Mooly Cup is designed to offer a healthier way to drinking. According to The Classics on Tea, a Chinese herbology volume, silver could help purify drinks. The designer applies this idea to Mooly Cup by putting a silver-made goldfish in the cup to purify drinks. To stabilize the goldfish in the glass-made cup, the designer embeds a magnet on the bottom of the cup covered by wood. When pouring different beverages in, the goldfish will become vivid like traveling in the ocean. With Mooly Cup, consumers could not only enjoy such amazing scenery but also have a healthier drink. Wood is a light material, combined in the bottom of the cup, becoming the function of cup mats. Whenever tasting whisky or tea, for every time placing the cup, would enjoy the sense of etiquette.

Mooly Cup is designed to offer a healthier way to drink. To eliminate the harm cause by chemical adhesives and ensure the safety of drinking. By leveraging magnetism, the silver-made goldfish could not only keep stabled from unwanted movements but also easier to clean by removing it. The cup body is made up of hand-blown borosilicate glass, which is able to tolerate rapid temperate change of up to 150 degrees Celsius. The base is made up of rosewood with wood-wax oil coating, which is waterproof and durable, not easily to deform.

The Mooly Cup is the first composite-material cup made up of glass, wood and silverware. The breakthroughs and acceptability in the market have led the sales-quantity reached over 51,000. (Retail price: 600 RMB)

Mooly Cup is a comprehensive synthesis of Orientals culture. First of all, for Orientals, goldfish stands for auspicious. Moreover, the idea of using silver to purify drinks is derived from The Classics on Tea, a Chinese herbology volume. The designer combines and transforms these traditional customs into a silver ornament in the cup. It provides health value as well as inherits the ancients’ wisdom.