Name: JIA Family Belongings, HULU Serveware
Brand: JIA品家
SKU: 6390ca0dc1464e00251887b3
Price: 7880.0 TWD
Availability: InStock

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JIA Family Belongings, HULU Serveware

Today, people acquire material desires too easily, losing the sense of attachment to ordinary objects. JIA Inc. reinvents traditional family objects using porcelain to give new meaning to simple, rustic utensils and to encourage the reflection of the true meaning of family and home.

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In the past, farmers from Northern China used naturally dried HULUs (gourds) to scoop water and wash rice. Tableware and eating utensils were considered essential family belongings that connected everyone to the same table, symbolizing harmony and a sense of home.

Designer Yung-Ho Chang breaks the rule of 6 by 6 dinnerware set. These organic shape plates offer an alternative way of preparing and sharing food in your own creative way.