Herringbone

The Herringbone Vessels are made by over and over drenching ceramic dishes and vases in a shaded glaze.‎ This interaction yields an example with an inherent rationale, dictated by the plunging point just as the shape and weight of the piece.‎ As the coloring system is performed completely the hard way, each bowl and vase in the Herringbone Collection is a novel object.‎ Material: coated ceramic; plunge colored by hand.‎ Created by Raw-Edges, the Herringbone Collection arose out of the studio’s advantage in the procedure of submersion dyeing.‎ The changes of various materials and shapes when portions of them are dunked in a color shower apply a practically enchanted interest on the design team Shay Alkalay and Yael Mer.‎ In 2018, Raw-Edges imagined the decorations and format for a whole floor of the VitraHaus on the Vitra Campus.‎ For this task, they fostered a progression of pads and little, tree-like wooden items with designs dependent on the inundation coloring technique.‎ These pieces met with extraordinary interest, which prompted the choice to additionally refine the designs for mass production.‎ The subsequent Herringbone Collection comprises of three item gatherings: the Herringbone Pillows, Herringbone Vessels and Herringbone Trees.‎ The shading plan and sharpness of the example forms shift contingent upon the particular material.‎