Embroidered China
Tinkalicious — December 2, 2008 — Art & Design
References: diemchau & designersblock.blogspot
Although we have featured many unique and sometimes bizarre plates here at TH, these “Fiber Arts” versions by Vietnamese Artist, Diem Chau, are certainly more than a little bit out there.
The idea of hair and plates is a little strange to begin with (think of finding a hair in your food, Yuck!) but these embroidered designs are certainly thought-provoking and eye catching.
In addition to an extensive range of fiber items, Chau offers custom carved crayon images, and the miniature table and chairs in the cup are carved from, believe it or not, toothpicks. Is there no end to the extent of creativity? Let’s hope not!
The idea of hair and plates is a little strange to begin with (think of finding a hair in your food, Yuck!) but these embroidered designs are certainly thought-provoking and eye catching.
In addition to an extensive range of fiber items, Chau offers custom carved crayon images, and the miniature table and chairs in the cup are carved from, believe it or not, toothpicks. Is there no end to the extent of creativity? Let’s hope not!
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1. Embroidered Plates - Innovative product design that uses embroidery to transform ordinary plates into unique works of art.
2. Custom Carved Images - A new way of creating personalized images using carved crayons.
3. Miniature Furniture - The application of intricate art on small surfaces to create visually appealing and functional crafts.
Industry Implications
1. Fine Dining - Creating custom plates could revolutionize the dining experience in high-end restaurants.
2. Crafts and Hobbies - Utilizing embroidery to transform ordinary items into unique works of art can create opportunities within the crafting industry.
3. Art Galleries - Exhibiting creative and disruptive artwork like Diem Chau's embroidered plates can attract new customers and art collectors to galleries.
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