Plycelain Tableware Collection

tableware, ceramic bowl, cylindrical vessel, serving dish, contemporary ceramics, ivory, cream, ecru, pale neutral tones, cobalt blue, linear striations, laminated handles, radial symmetry, bilateral composition, wheel-thrown aesthetic, parametric design, minimalist, Scandinavian influence, Japanese mingei, craft tradition, studio pottery, porcelain, stoneware, matte finish, smooth surface, geometric precision, organic form, functional design, domestic object, serene, refined, understated elegance, contemporary craft, design innovation, material exploration, tactile invitation, sculptural functionality, clean lines, rhythmic pattern, hand-scale proportions, intimate scale, table service, culinary presentation, soft diffused lighting, studio photography, neutral ground, object-focused composition, modernist sensibility, mid-century reference, plywood lamination aesthetic, warm neutrals, cool accents, temperature contrast, high-key tonality, sophisticated restraint, accessible luxury, everyday beauty, thoughtful making, precision fabrication, craft-industry dialogue, heritage-innovation balance

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.