'a leaf x 10' by nosigner

we all have had primitive memories about using leaves, stones and sticks as table wares.
in some cultures, foods are still wrapped in leaves which are used as a case for
cooking purposes. 'a leaf x 10' was inspired from historical eating rituals in japan, when it was
customary to eat a meal on a leaf. the mat's shape and detailing came from a small leaf which
was enlarged to ten times its original size. each vein line of the leaf was carefully traced.
'a leaf x 10' combines nature with eating, bringing us back to nature and where we started from.
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