Evergreen Platters

Starting from traditional use of blooming as pattern for tableware Meike Harde captures the fragility of flowers in glass, creating three-dimensional effects.

In Studio Meike Harde’s latest project an ensemble of blossoms and foliage becomes decoration through embedding them in platters.

By referencing traditional floral ornamentation, the glass plates blend into the canvas of a laid table.

Meike Harde, Evergreen Platters

Since antiquity nature-inspired motives have been represented in commodity objects. Particularly in the context of tableware, blossoms are a central stylistic device. Accordingly, Evergreen Platters quote this traditional tableware motive, but uses real flower parts. By the durable embedding of blossoms in glass, the fragility of nature in this moment is conserved; the plants becomes objectified and are transported into the living area. Through the individual choice of flowers the basic commodity becomes unique.

Meike Harde, Evergreen Platters
Meike Harde, Evergreen Platters
Meike Harde, Evergreen Platters
Meike Harde, Evergreen Platters
Meike Harde, Evergreen Platters
Meike Harde, Evergreen Platters
Meike Harde, Evergreen Platters
Meike Harde, Evergreen Platters
Meike Harde, Evergreen Platters
Meike Harde, Evergreen Platters
Meike Harde, Evergreen Platters