eszter imre: table wear
‘table-ear’ by eszter imre image © vivienne balla
hungarian designer eszter imre has developed ‘table-wear’, a collection of ceramic dishes transformed into jewellery. the series is made at herend porcelain manufacture zrt. it is the most classical style ware in hungary and can be found in homes around the world, including some royal palaces. the traditional shapes were adapted by hand from their original moulds. the typical style of patterns were hand-painted on the pieces with gold highlights to further connect them with the original cup or plate. the glazed ceramics are fired to 1300 celsius and come in a variety sizes from 12x4x2cm to 3x1x1cm.
campaign photoimage © vivienne balla
special porcelain jewelleryimage © vivienne balla
image © vivienne balla
image © vivienne balla
image © vivienne balla
porcelain necklaces and bracelet
porcelain necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings
porcelain necklaces
working processimage © kata kis
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This is really good
very nice 🙂
Lovely work!