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Sea-Glass Asters 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 soft sea-glass blue asters framed by black thorned branches, cobalt blooms and a stippled flower above, and a curling orange stroke, all ringed in orange and black. 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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Sea-Glass Asters 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 soft sea-glass blue asters framed by black thorned branches, cobalt blooms and a stippled flower above, and a curling orange stroke, all ringed in orange and black. 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