meir lobaton corona engraves bendita tortilla press
two fundamental elements of mexican cultural imagery are combined in the press, the virgin of guadalupe and the tortilla.
prefer designboom on google[FEATURED]
meir lobaton corona engraves bendita tortilla press
all images courtesy of meir lobaton corona
the ‘bendita tortilla’ by paris-based architect meir lobaton corona combines two fundamental elements of mexican cultural imagery; the virgin of guadalupe and the tortilla. the press is made of recycled aluminum and is similar to those found in any market, however the image of guadalupe is engraved onto one of the inner sides. apparitions of the virgin figure have been recorded in multiple places and objects, from ancient cloaks to trees and even on a piece of toast. the tortilla making machine enables her to appear in the kitchen, as the taco cooks, the virgin’s cloak and sparkles slowly emerge, enhancing the spirit of the popular mexican dish.
closed tortilla press
open tortilla press
the virgin of guadalupe engraved in bas-relief on one of its inner sides
cooked tortilla
designboom has received this project from our ‘DIY submissions‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.
shop
your own online design shop — no sales commission collected
