The I am not a Paper Cup is a porcelain cup with a silicone lid that is designed to look like an oh so familiar paper cup; what separates this from the similar cups that are (or is it were) sold by Starbucks is the baby beak lid (that and hopefully a sustainable business model).
[via Silose]
If eating your Capn’ Crunch in the morning wasn’t exciting enough, throwing a Brain Bowl into the mix will surely help you get fired up for the day.
The bowl itself is made from high fired porcelain, but the exterior is also covered with a “juicy brain texture” that will undoubtedly delight kids and horror movie fans alike. And I’m pretty sure something like this would go over well at your next Halloween party.
Price: $18 ( made to order )
USB sticks are everywhere you turn – I own about five of them myself. However, there are USB sticks that are the equivalent of paper plates, and then there are USB sticks that are like fine china. Case in point, the Porcelain USB Drive.
The Porcelain Memory turns the traditional notion of a memory stick on its head and offers a hand crafted, beautifully glazed piece of technology in a non-tech body, and the presentation really shines when the operating LED starts glowing through the china.
Plus, each drive comes with it’s very own hand knit pouch. Cute.
Price: $125 ( 1 GB capacity )
The Outline Vase by Yuko Tokuda puts a new perspective on two classic vase designs by outlining the shapes with porcelain tubing. The result is a vase that is much a piece of art as it is a functional floral display.
Something like this will definitely strike up a conversation or two when friends come to visit.
Price: $34 / $48 for the short and tall designs respectively
Made of porcelain base, acrylic crystal and German quartz movement.
How many clocks do you know that are not hanged on a wall or any other kind of vertical surface? Probably not many, but the Maritime Table Clock marks the difference. Easier to read while standing and looking down, this clock made for boats is another uber discovery that I made on the past days.
A special feature on the Maritime clock is the way the numbers are presented, actually there aren’t any numbers, there are only some metal markers that have a different width accordingly to the hour.
Price: $275
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