Nerikomi Plate Set no. 1
Two plates, Ø 6.5” x 0.625” h. each. Stoneware with clear glaze top surface and unfinished outer surface. Food-safe and dishwasher-friendly. Two plates with mirrored nerikomi designs—two slices from the same block, reflecting one another forever.
Please note: this is a unique pattern and likely will not be repeated which, ultimately is pretty awesome for any collection for the following reasons:
(1) Stamped with the now-iconic Slush Club logo on the bottom, these limited-limited-limited edition plates are the first plate set we’ve offered together and
(2) Two plates? What can’t you do with two plates? Two desserts? Two appetizers? Two empty plates side-by-side to help you envision dual possible futures and reflect on separation, temporal gaps, and existential possibilities? Vaguely reminiscent of Félix González-Torres’ Untitled (Perfect Lovers) (1987-1990), but, y’know, plates.
Two plates, Ø 6.5” x 0.625” h. each. Stoneware with clear glaze top surface and unfinished outer surface. Food-safe and dishwasher-friendly. Two plates with mirrored nerikomi designs—two slices from the same block, reflecting one another forever.
Please note: this is a unique pattern and likely will not be repeated which, ultimately is pretty awesome for any collection for the following reasons:
(1) Stamped with the now-iconic Slush Club logo on the bottom, these limited-limited-limited edition plates are the first plate set we’ve offered together and
(2) Two plates? What can’t you do with two plates? Two desserts? Two appetizers? Two empty plates side-by-side to help you envision dual possible futures and reflect on separation, temporal gaps, and existential possibilities? Vaguely reminiscent of Félix González-Torres’ Untitled (Perfect Lovers) (1987-1990), but, y’know, plates.
Two plates, Ø 6.5” x 0.625” h. each. Stoneware with clear glaze top surface and unfinished outer surface. Food-safe and dishwasher-friendly. Two plates with mirrored nerikomi designs—two slices from the same block, reflecting one another forever.
Please note: this is a unique pattern and likely will not be repeated which, ultimately is pretty awesome for any collection for the following reasons:
(1) Stamped with the now-iconic Slush Club logo on the bottom, these limited-limited-limited edition plates are the first plate set we’ve offered together and
(2) Two plates? What can’t you do with two plates? Two desserts? Two appetizers? Two empty plates side-by-side to help you envision dual possible futures and reflect on separation, temporal gaps, and existential possibilities? Vaguely reminiscent of Félix González-Torres’ Untitled (Perfect Lovers) (1987-1990), but, y’know, plates.