The Zepter Fruit Bowl is a Two-Faced Abstract Dish
The notion of supporting soft supple produce within a dish composed of pointed spurs may not seem terribly smart, but the Zepter Fruit Bowl operates on the principle of a bed of nails. Designer Tembolat Gugkaev conceived this remarkably contemporary piece of crockery that is caught somewhere between an intricate sculpture and a handsome homeware accessory.
The unusual object is made up of a cluster of tack-like components that form flat circular shapes on one end a come to sharp tips at the other. What is particularly interesting about this piece is that a concave space is suggested on each side, enabling the user to employ either the smooth or the spiky depression as a place to hold fresh food. The Zepter Fruit Bowl affords further potential for arranging smaller or more unusual items between the long white prongs.
The unusual object is made up of a cluster of tack-like components that form flat circular shapes on one end a come to sharp tips at the other. What is particularly interesting about this piece is that a concave space is suggested on each side, enabling the user to employ either the smooth or the spiky depression as a place to hold fresh food. The Zepter Fruit Bowl affords further potential for arranging smaller or more unusual items between the long white prongs.
