Rok Oblak
The Field
The Njiva / Field plate is made of soil from a cornfield in Poljanska Dolina.
Katarina Dekleva
and Nuša Jelenec
Zvonko glass
The Zvonko wine glass resulted from the cooperation with glassblower Zvonko Drobnič.
Bojana Križanec
Portraits of Slovenian Pebble Stones
The stoneware pebbles are portraits of pebbles from different Slovenian rivers.
Vera Fois
Forbidden Cutlery – Wrapper
Wrapper is part of the Forbidden Cutlery collection. The entire set is designed to question our eating behavior, our customs and strict rules of conduct.
Romana Brina Gobec
The Colorful Heritage of Food
The floating tablecloth raises the textile’s function to the level of an art object and copies nature’s colors from the plate onto the fabric.
Anamarija Dimovska
River Stones
The River Stone plate is a black chamotte stoneware plate moulded on a pottery wheel.
Gašper Fabijan
Zdravljica
Zdravljica, the national anthem of Slovenia, is also a toast poem, written down by the poet France Prešeren in such a way as to form a graphic shape, meaning that each stanza resembles a wine cup.
Kristina Pucko and
Špela Ambrož
The Hoop
The Hoop is a plate that is theatrical but does not overshadow. It is pretentious but not judgmental, playful but effective.
Lučka Berlot and
Ági Göb
MOSEANIC Dine
Moseanic Dine is a set of two ergonomically designed geometric plates that can be arranged into arbitrary compositions.
