Plycelain Tableware Collection

tableware design, cup and saucer set, contemporary industrial design, minimalist aesthetic, functional ceramics, cream ivory ecru bisque tones, charcoal gray graphite banding, warm neutral palette, high-key luminosity, desaturated chromatic restraint, matte surface finish, diffused soft lighting, cylindrical form vocabulary, circular geometry, concentric linear pattern, radial composition, asymmetrical balance, product photography, studio lighting, clean white background, shallow depth of field, centralized subject placement, elevated oblique viewpoint, laminated material construction, layered composite technique, Scandinavian design influence, mid-century modern aesthetic, Japanese mingei resonance, utilitarian beauty, material honesty, craft tradition, parametric precision, contemporary tableware, domestic ritual objects, serene contemplative mood, refined simplicity, elegant restraint, tactile smooth texture, humble sophistication, everyday poetry, functional art, design innovation, sustainable material exploration, ergonomic proportion, human-scaled intimacy, morning ritual suggestion, meditative quality, timeless modernism, accessible luxury, democratic design, honest construction, visible materiality, structural clarity, essential form, quiet presence.

Plycelain -a term coined by Yuting Chang combining plywood and porcelain- is a collection of multilayered slip casting drinkware. Chang creates a contemporary version of blue and white ware through applying slip casting, the mass-production technique of ceramics. By adapting the process of slip casting, layers form, and subtle blue lines are exposed on the cut surfaces, which emphasize the beautiful relationship between assembled parts.