We've seen shocking designs before, often blended with art.... These plates push the limits.
This series of dinner plates is decorated with female anatomy.
They designs, by Ruth McLees', are available through independant art-ceramic stockists and galleries only. The plates are limited edition collectors' items with each batch limited to 250.
The plates each have kinky names, which are a bit cliche and perhaps too trying to shock for my taste...
Buy your own for £69 per plate.
What's Driving This Trend
- Provocative Kitchenware
- Opportunity for designers to create bold and provocative designs for everyday household items.
- Limited Edition Collectibles
- Exclusive limited-edition products offer a unique opportunity for companies to create buzz and drive sales.
- Controversial Decor
- Controversial decor items can gain attention and traction, but must be approached thoughtfully to avoid backlash.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Decor
- Home decor retailers could expand their offerings to include unique and provocative designs that appeal to edgier consumers.
- Art Collectibles
- The limited edition nature of the plates and their artistic design could appeal to collectors looking for unique, high-end art pieces.
- Kitchenware Manufacturing
- Manufacturers can experiment with provocative designs, branching out from traditional patterns and motifs to appeal to a younger, more daring audience.
