Blue Chrysanthemum and Coral Clouds, Appetizer Plate | Carin Ingalsbe

$325.00

Blue Chrysanthemum and Coral Clouds is a handmade appetizer plate by Carin Ingalsbe. A first course is an opening, an invitation to slow down, look closely, and begin. This one-of-a-kind plate is part of Love Is How We See, a collection that celebrates finding one's way to things in their subtle, complex loveliness through curiosity, which Ingalsbe sees as a form of openness and love.

Shaped and painted by hand, the plate carries a cobalt chrysanthemum with a red center, winding coral clouds dotted in black, a periwinkle swirl holding a black eye-flower, small coral hearts, pale yellow washes, and a green fern curl. It was created for The Fire Eaters, the inaugural Feria Clandestina Artists Residency dinner in Miami, where it held the evening's first course.

A functional work of art, made to be used, shared, and lived with.

Details

  • Artist: Carin Ingalsbe, 2026 Feria Clandestina Artist in Residence
  • Collection: The Fire Eaters: Love Is How We See
  • Handmade ceramic
  • Diameter 7 in
  • Glaze: Cobalt, periwinkle, coral, black, pale yellow, and green on a cream ground
  • Signed by the artist
  • Unique: one of one
  • Food safe · Hand wash recommended

Blue Chrysanthemum and Coral Clouds is a handmade appetizer plate by Carin Ingalsbe. A first course is an opening, an invitation to slow down, look closely, and begin. This one-of-a-kind plate is part of Love Is How We See, a collection that celebrates finding one's way to things in their subtle, complex loveliness through curiosity, which Ingalsbe sees as a form of openness and love.

Shaped and painted by hand, the plate carries a cobalt chrysanthemum with a red center, winding coral clouds dotted in black, a periwinkle swirl holding a black eye-flower, small coral hearts, pale yellow washes, and a green fern curl. It was created for The Fire Eaters, the inaugural Feria Clandestina Artists Residency dinner in Miami, where it held the evening's first course.

A functional work of art, made to be used, shared, and lived with.

Details

  • Artist: Carin Ingalsbe, 2026 Feria Clandestina Artist in Residence
  • Collection: The Fire Eaters: Love Is How We See
  • Handmade ceramic
  • Diameter 7 in
  • Glaze: Cobalt, periwinkle, coral, black, pale yellow, and green on a cream ground
  • Signed by the artist
  • Unique: one of one
  • Food safe · Hand wash recommended