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Spoon Vase

Sale price$400.00
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Description

Archive Sale: All pieces are final sale; no returns or exchanges.

Inspired by the shape of Korean traditional knots, 'Maedup,' Hayoon Kim created 'The Knot Collection' by reinterpreting traditional aesthetics into a contemporary style. 

Knot Handle Bowl is inspired by the traditional 'Guidorae' Korean knot. Each piece is carefully hand-crafted by renowned ceramic artist Hayoon Kim. You can beautifully present a small bite, dessert, amuse-bouche, or sauce on this knot bowl. You may also use this bowl to store your sparkling jewelry such as earrings or rings.

Made in Seoul, Korea

Details
  • Color: White
  • Material: Ceramic
  • Dimensions: 4" D x 9" H

Country of Origin: Korea

Care
  • Not intended for microwave or dishwasher use.
  • Hand wash with neutral detergent and a soft sponge or cloth.
  • Avoid exposing the products to direct flames or rapid temperature changes.

Spoon Vase

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About Hayoon Kim

Studio Hayoon Kim is a renowned, award-winning ceramic artist based in South Korea.

Hayoon Kim’s imaginative ceramics introduced a fresh point of view and brought attention to ‘ceramic cutlery’ in South Korea. Her tableware proposes a new lifestyle that helps bridge the gap between art and daily life with her beautiful yet quirky designs.

Hayoon Kim’s signature ‘Knot collection’ is inspired by the shape of traditional Korean 'Maedup’ knots.