A porcelain vase for collecting food wastes for composting and recycling. It’s a vessel that propagates proper waste collection. It can be used upright as a vase, flat to receive trimmings from a cutting board, or on its side during meals as a reinterpretation of the Victorian “bone dish”.
Designer: Chris Kirby
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great idea for multipurpose nice object may be the level of water for vase is too low
As a display vase yes, no one uses fancy vases with fresh flowers any way… you got my vote!