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bone china

t.e. 237sunday morning
guus kusters

Within Foyer Brisé (translated: broken home, broken hearth, divorced family) Kusters continues to search for the value of transience and decay in products and manufacturing using brokenness as a starting point for an object.
The decay of the product is completely intertwined in the designed manufacturing process.

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t.e. 230 t.e. 230. watering can
white, bone china
23 x 1,6 x 20 cm This watering can is made in bone china. Bone china is a very firm and fine porcelain that is fired at a high temperature. Because this porcelain can be cast thinner, this watering can is translucent and gives it an extra quality. All functional parts of the watering can have been translated into a tube. The handle is a reservoir for water, just like the actual container and spout. The oval shape of the tube enhances the graphic quality
of the object.

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