A study in softness and material clarity —
where quiet precision shapes a single form
where quiet precision shapes a single form
Ceramic spoon with recycled plastic
Mizuori
Carved as if from a single continuous gesture, Mizuori spoon traces how a simple everyday object can carry the poised silhouette of Japanese form.
Its silhouette is smooth, uninterrupted — a soft curve shaped by restraint rather than decoration.
Its silhouette is smooth, uninterrupted — a soft curve shaped by restraint rather than decoration.
Mizuori spoon is a meditation on touch, proportion, and responsibility —
a reminder that sustainable materials can be not only functional,
but quietly and beautifully elevated
a reminder that sustainable materials can be not only functional,
but quietly and beautifully elevated
The body is formed from matte ceramic, giving the spoon its calm, almost stone-like presence.
Yet the true character reveals itself in the handle: a luxurious composite created from recycled plastic — bottle caps, bottles, and even metallized foils — transformed into a polished, stone-like surface.
Yet the true character reveals itself in the handle: a luxurious composite created from recycled plastic — bottle caps, bottles, and even metallized foils — transformed into a polished, stone-like surface.
Luxurious composite from recycled plastic by Gorka.studio
What is usually discarded becomes an accent.
A material reborn into something refined, tactile, and quietly expressive.
A material reborn into something refined, tactile, and quietly expressive.
Mizuori · 2021
Ceramic spoon with recycled plastic
Ceramic spoon with recycled plastic
Concept designer: Albert Degin
3D visualization designer: Albert Degin
Material sample: Gorka.studio
3D visualization designer: Albert Degin
Material sample: Gorka.studio