Ming is a simple idea: operating on sections of an archetypal body, to generate a range of different dishes.
Then, hiding inside this smooth, pure form, a world of images and stories which bring surprise and prolong the experience.
Throughout the different collections, vases from great Chinese dynasties have dominated the Faux-Semblants collection published by ibride.
Yuan, and just recently Qing, have arrived, completing the service with plates, dishes, and salad bowls of various sizes, dressing the table.
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While experimenting with stackable objects, we started to search for a well-known model to deconstruct.
The Chinese vase, the only ibride product to be made in Asia, was the obvious choice.
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Year after year, new forms, new functions, and new colours have been added to the flagship collection Faux-Semblants.