Ming
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Ming
Stackable set of dishes - MING - Made in Thailand - Melamine - H.S.3924100019
Ming Muse
Ming Muse is the fruit of collaboration between ibride and the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum.
Ming Muse unveils the inner garden of the enigmatic and beautiful Thyssen Museum where large butterflies touch her face, as if fascinated by her timeless beauty.
Ming Abyss
Its clean shape pays tribute to the well-known eponymous Asian vase, but its graphic content is quite another story...
Ming Abysses offers a metamorphosis, that of a woman whose mind seems to plunge into the unexpected depths of a pool. Gradually, dish after dish, a ballet starts up between the red of a cloth and the fins of a Siamese fighter.
Ming Acqua
Ming Acqua invites us to gradually plunge into the abyssal darkness of an oneiric aquatic universe, under the watchful and heady eye of a butterfly woman.
Ming China red
Ming China Red rolls out photographic fractions of a China tinged with nostalgia. In the style of a darkroom, the container thus unveils a wide shot to close-ups of a sophisticated and elegant Asia from the early 20th century.
Faux-Semblants Collection
The Faux-Semblants, objects in the shape of tributes, inherited their clean lines from distant cultures. Make no mistake about it: their ornamental aspect have a surprise in store. Made up of harmoniously stacked eclectic containers, the Faux-Semblants may also be unstacked to unveil privileged companions of an enhanced and bountiful, surprising and generous table.
Yuan
Stacking of bowls and plates to be used every day to set a set an entire table and enhance the appeal of every meal.
Ming
Stacking of bowls and salad bowls for everyday use to serve small dishes and salads or to stage an aperitif's amuse-bouches
Luso
Stacking of salad bowls and small plates to be used every day to enhance the appeal of every dessert.
Ming Muse
Ming Muse is the fruit of collaboration between ibride and the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum.
Ming Muse unveils the inner garden of the enigmatic and beautiful Thyssen Museum where large butterflies touch her face, as if fascinated by her timeless beauty.
Ming Abyss
Its clean shape pays tribute to the well-known eponymous Asian vase, but its graphic content is quite another story...
Ming Abysses offers a metamorphosis, that of a woman whose mind seems to plunge into the unexpected depths of a pool. Gradually, dish after dish, a ballet starts up between the red of a cloth and the fins of a Siamese fighter.
Ming Acqua
Ming Acqua invites us to gradually plunge into the abyssal darkness of an oneiric aquatic universe, under the watchful and heady eye of a butterfly woman.
Ming China red
Ming China Red rolls out photographic fractions of a China tinged with nostalgia. In the style of a darkroom, the container thus unveils a wide shot to close-ups of a sophisticated and elegant Asia from the early 20th century.
Faux-Semblants Collection
The Faux-Semblants, objects in the shape of tributes, inherited their clean lines from distant cultures. Make no mistake about it: their ornamental aspect have a surprise in store. Made up of harmoniously stacked eclectic containers, the Faux-Semblants may also be unstacked to unveil privileged companions of an enhanced and bountiful, surprising and generous table.
Yuan
Stacking of bowls and plates to be used every day to set a set an entire table and enhance the appeal of every meal.
Ming
Stacking of bowls and salad bowls for everyday use to serve small dishes and salads or to stage an aperitif's amuse-bouches
Luso
Stacking of salad bowls and small plates to be used every day to enhance the appeal of every dessert.