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Coral Urn is a handmade dinner plate by Carin Ingalsbe. The main course is the heart of a meal, the moment a table settles in and the evening opens up. 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 pale celadon urn inside a laurel wreath, flanked by flowering scrolls on a coral ground, with small rosettes around the rim and a single black heart. It was created for The Fire Eaters, the inaugural Feria Clandestina Artists Residency dinner in Miami, where it held the evening's main course.
A functional work of art, made to be used, shared, and lived with.
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Coral Urn is a handmade dinner plate by Carin Ingalsbe. The main course is the heart of a meal, the moment a table settles in and the evening opens up. 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 pale celadon urn inside a laurel wreath, flanked by flowering scrolls on a coral ground, with small rosettes around the rim and a single black heart. It was created for The Fire Eaters, the inaugural Feria Clandestina Artists Residency dinner in Miami, where it held the evening's main course.
A functional work of art, made to be used, shared, and lived with.
Details