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We believe every cup of coffee deserves to be treated with care. That care belongs not only in the beans, extraction and temperature, but also on the cup in your hand. Each cup is paired with a work from the current Rhine Gallery selection, so even the same coffee may leave with a different view. It gives your own cup more character and makes coffee for a friend feel like a small gift chosen with care.

01An artwork for the journey

Print Lab

Woodblock, botanical engraving and misregistered risograph—united by ink, grain and imperfect registration.

110 works

Sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper artwork depicting radially arranged seaweed and drift threads forming a numberless tide clock. The vertical composition keeps the subject clear and preserves authentic craft texture. Founding concept proof

RC-000281Print Lab

Seaweed Tide Clock

Visual medium
Sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper
Technique
Cyanotype

“Seaweed Tide Clock” uses sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper to preserve radially arranged seaweed and drift threads forming a numberless tide clock. Bleed, seams, scratches and material variation keep the idea tactile even at a small scale.

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Sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper artwork depicting citrus slices and leaf veins forming translucent circular cyanotype shadows. The vertical composition keeps the subject clear and preserves authentic craft texture. Founding concept proof

RC-000282Print Lab

Citrus Eclipse Study

Visual medium
Sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper
Technique
Cyanotype

“Citrus Eclipse Study” uses sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper to preserve citrus slices and leaf veins forming translucent circular cyanotype shadows. Bleed, seams, scratches and material variation keep the idea tactile even at a small scale.

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Sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper artwork depicting cloth scraps, clothespins and thread forming a wordless cyanotype notation of wind. The vertical composition keeps the subject clear and preserves authentic craft texture. Founding concept proof

RC-000283Print Lab

Laundry Wind Notation

Visual medium
Sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper
Technique
Cyanotype

“Laundry Wind Notation” uses sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper to preserve cloth scraps, clothespins and thread forming a wordless cyanotype notation of wind. Bleed, seams, scratches and material variation keep the idea tactile even at a small scale.

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Sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper artwork depicting bird feathers, wire and rings forming a light cyanotype orbit. The vertical composition keeps the subject clear and preserves authentic craft texture. Founding concept proof

RC-000284Print Lab

Feather Radio Orbit

Visual medium
Sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper
Technique
Cyanotype

“Feather Radio Orbit” uses sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper to preserve bird feathers, wire and rings forming a light cyanotype orbit. Bleed, seams, scratches and material variation keep the idea tactile even at a small scale.

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Sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper artwork depicting ten paper boats and raindrop-shaped glass pieces mapping changing weather in cyanotype. The vertical composition keeps the subject clear and preserves authentic craft texture. Founding concept proof

RC-000285Print Lab

Paper-Boat Weather

Visual medium
Sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper
Technique
Cyanotype

“Paper-Boat Weather” uses sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper to preserve ten paper boats and raindrop-shaped glass pieces mapping changing weather in cyanotype. Bleed, seams, scratches and material variation keep the idea tactile even at a small scale.

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Sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper artwork depicting scissors, trowel, gloves and vines leaving cyanotype silhouettes arranged like dance steps. The vertical composition keeps the subject clear and preserves authentic craft texture. Founding concept proof

RC-000286Print Lab

Garden Tool Ballet

Visual medium
Sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper
Technique
Cyanotype

“Garden Tool Ballet” uses sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper to preserve scissors, trowel, gloves and vines leaving cyanotype silhouettes arranged like dance steps. Bleed, seams, scratches and material variation keep the idea tactile even at a small scale.

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Sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper artwork depicting the cyanotype silhouettes of two pairs of real hands supporting a wave-shaped translucent cloth. The vertical composition keeps the subject clear and preserves authentic craft texture. Founding concept proof

RC-000287Print Lab

Two Hands Carry a River

Visual medium
Sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper
Technique
Cyanotype

“Two Hands Carry a River” uses sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper to preserve the cyanotype silhouettes of two pairs of real hands supporting a wave-shaped translucent cloth. Bleed, seams, scratches and material variation keep the idea tactile even at a small scale.

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Sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper artwork depicting ten herbs, twine and an old window-frame edge preserving afternoon light in cyanotype. The vertical composition keeps the subject clear and preserves authentic craft texture. Founding concept proof

RC-000288Print Lab

Window Herb Archive

Visual medium
Sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper
Technique
Cyanotype

“Window Herb Archive” uses sun-exposed cyanotype / cotton rag paper to preserve ten herbs, twine and an old window-frame edge preserving afternoon light in cyanotype. Bleed, seams, scratches and material variation keep the idea tactile even at a small scale.

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Hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen artwork depicting swallows and curved wind bands forming a flowing katazome rhythm. The vertical composition keeps the subject clear and preserves authentic craft texture. Founding concept proof

RC-000289Print Lab

Swallows Turn the Wind

Visual medium
Hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen
Technique
Katazome

“Swallows Turn the Wind” uses hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen to preserve swallows and curved wind bands forming a flowing katazome rhythm. Bleed, seams, scratches and material variation keep the idea tactile even at a small scale.

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Hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen artwork depicting daikon radishes, leaves and small lantern shapes forming a lively katazome market pattern. The vertical composition keeps the subject clear and preserves authentic craft texture. Founding concept proof

RC-000290Print Lab

Radish Night Market

Visual medium
Hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen
Technique
Katazome

“Radish Night Market” uses hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen to preserve daikon radishes, leaves and small lantern shapes forming a lively katazome market pattern. Bleed, seams, scratches and material variation keep the idea tactile even at a small scale.

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Hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen artwork depicting three catfish moving through rain patterns and water plants in a folk katazome composition. The vertical composition keeps the subject clear and preserves authentic craft texture. Founding concept proof

RC-000291Print Lab

Catfish Rain Dance

Visual medium
Hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen
Technique
Katazome

“Catfish Rain Dance” uses hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen to preserve three catfish moving through rain patterns and water plants in a folk katazome composition. Bleed, seams, scratches and material variation keep the idea tactile even at a small scale.

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Hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen artwork depicting a small bus climbing a steep road into layered cloud motifs in katazome. The vertical composition keeps the subject clear and preserves authentic craft texture. Founding concept proof

RC-000292Print Lab

Mountain Bus Climbs into Clouds

Visual medium
Hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen
Technique
Katazome

“Mountain Bus Climbs into Clouds” uses hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen to preserve a small bus climbing a steep road into layered cloud motifs in katazome. Bleed, seams, scratches and material variation keep the idea tactile even at a small scale.

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Hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen artwork depicting a tree full of pomelos and a ladder forming a warm folk-art composition. The vertical composition keeps the subject clear and preserves authentic craft texture. Founding concept proof

RC-000293Print Lab

Pomelo Family Tree

Visual medium
Hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen
Technique
Katazome

“Pomelo Family Tree” uses hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen to preserve a tree full of pomelos and a ladder forming a warm folk-art composition. Bleed, seams, scratches and material variation keep the idea tactile even at a small scale.

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Hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen artwork depicting five umbrellas moving like walkers across rice fields and channels in katazome. The vertical composition keeps the subject clear and preserves authentic craft texture. Founding concept proof

RC-000294Print Lab

Umbrellas Cross the Field

Visual medium
Hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen
Technique
Katazome

“Umbrellas Cross the Field” uses hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen to preserve five umbrellas moving like walkers across rice fields and channels in katazome. Bleed, seams, scratches and material variation keep the idea tactile even at a small scale.

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Hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen artwork depicting an octopus using eight arms to sort towels and clothing in a humorous katazome scene. The vertical composition keeps the subject clear and preserves authentic craft texture. Founding concept proof

RC-000295Print Lab

Octopus Folds the Laundry

Visual medium
Hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen
Technique
Katazome

“Octopus Folds the Laundry” uses hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen to preserve an octopus using eight arms to sort towels and clothing in a humorous katazome scene. Bleed, seams, scratches and material variation keep the idea tactile even at a small scale.

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Hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen artwork depicting a crescent moon, bamboo joints and stairs forming a quiet night katazome. The vertical composition keeps the subject clear and preserves authentic craft texture. Founding concept proof

RC-000296Print Lab

Moon Stairs in Bamboo

Visual medium
Hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen
Technique
Katazome

“Moon Stairs in Bamboo” uses hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen to preserve a crescent moon, bamboo joints and stairs forming a quiet night katazome. Bleed, seams, scratches and material variation keep the idea tactile even at a small scale.

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Hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen artwork depicting koi carrying maple leaves through wave patterns on dark katazome cloth. The vertical composition keeps the subject clear and preserves authentic craft texture. Founding concept proof

RC-000297Print Lab

Koi Carry Autumn

Visual medium
Hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen
Technique
Katazome

“Koi Carry Autumn” uses hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen to preserve koi carrying maple leaves through wave patterns on dark katazome cloth. Bleed, seams, scratches and material variation keep the idea tactile even at a small scale.

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Hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen artwork depicting a parked bicycle, morning glories and sun motifs composing a fresh katazome textile. The vertical composition keeps the subject clear and preserves authentic craft texture. Founding concept proof

RC-000298Print Lab

Morning Bicycle Garden

Visual medium
Hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen
Technique
Katazome

“Morning Bicycle Garden” uses hand-cut katazome / resist-dyed linen to preserve a parked bicycle, morning glories and sun motifs composing a fresh katazome textile. Bleed, seams, scratches and material variation keep the idea tactile even at a small scale.

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When a work stays with you,collect the full piece

Each artwork is offered as a single full-size physical edition. Once collected, it is marked as privately held: no new physical editions are produced, and the image leaves future cup-sticker rotations.

How collecting works

How an artwork reaches the cup

  1. 01

    New work enters the collection

    The work is not limited to coffee and is never tied to a particular drink. A city, shoreline, summer afternoon, dream or odd thought may become the next piece.

  2. 02

    Rhine curates the current rotation

    Rhine arranges each rotation by season, visual balance and the available collection, allowing photography, print, painting and collage to take turns on the cup.

  3. 03

    Prepared for print and the cup

    Each work is checked again for composition, color and detail at sticker size, then given an artwork ID so the small print retains clarity and texture.

  4. 04

    The artwork travels with coffee

    At service, the cup is paired with a work from the current rotation. Its story remains online after the coffee is gone. Cup art depends on current curation and production availability; the artwork received may vary.

The artwork has an ID; your order is not on display

The gallery keeps only the artwork ID, date, style, medium and creative note. It does not publicly connect a work with a particular customer, drink or order.

Today, your cup brings you an artwork

Every cup deserves to be treated with care—from extraction and temperature to the artwork on the cup. For yourself, it gives an everyday coffee more character; for a friend, it feels like a small gift chosen beyond the drink itself. Artwork follows the current rotation and production availability, so the piece received may vary.

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