Love Is How We See

The designs celebrate the practice of finding one’s way to things in their subtle, complex loveliness through curiosity, which in itself is a form of openness and love.

The dessert plates come in pairs and are tied together with a ribbon. Someone jokingly referred to them as the “Lady and the Tramp” plates. They are an invitation to share and to be willingly bound together, even for a short time, in the eating of a confection.

The cups are the “Love Is a Gamble” collection, and the imagery, which is echoed on the dessert plates, comes from slot-machine iconography. It’s a cheeky way to express that opening oneself to love of any kind is the biggest risk and reward we encounter.

So, eat and drink and share and remain curious.

Roll the dice.

There can be deep joy there.