Rough and smooth, rounded and rectilinear – these forms bridge an ancient process with enduring glass, oak, marble, silver, cast iron and porcelain. This mortar and pestle collection is gorgeous. They simultaneously invoke a primitive form of food prep while ostentatiously define modern design. I love no. 2 for the contrast, the simplicity and the silhouette. It’s the only one in the collection looks good both in use and at rest.
Designer: Shira Keret
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So fantastic kitchen tools but it is more like a tool for traditional Chinese medicine!!!
These all look nice but none of them really seem all that practical. And what is suger?
different kinds of mortar and pestale are available with beautiful style.
How beautiful!I love the natural design ,pure and useful.
How beautiful!I love the natural design ,pure and useful.
were I can get them I live in Australia, are this mortar in Australia?