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Crackery Tableware

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Designer Joana Meroz reclaims cracked china transforms it into beautiful work once again. She writes:

I celebrate their imperfections by glazing each crack in gold luster, and further transform it by turning the golden crack into a flower, placing the transfer of a blossom on one end, and a transfer of roots on the other. Other chips are also gold lustered and become the button of flowers, or bulbs - the decoration which I apply depends entirely on the shape and positioning of the chip.

Joana Meroz's "Crackery Tableware" from her series "The Ornamented Life" - [via] Link.

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