Emptiness Dinnerware
Kate Chung's Emptiness Dinnerware begins with a question rooted in Taoist philosophy: what is a vessel without its hollow? The collection takes its name from that essential void, the space where food rests, where the hand settles, where presence and absence meet.
Each piece is shaped with deliberate restraint. Floating lines run consistently across the series, giving every plate, cup, soup dish, and salad bowl a visual coherence that invites layering and personal composition. The surfaces are minimal not as an aesthetic choice alone, but as an invitation to notice texture, weight, and the quiet geometry of everyday ritual.
- Plates in multiple sizes, designed for layering
- Cup, soup dish, and large serving salad bowl
- Consistent line vocabulary across the full series
- Conceived to awaken the sense of touch in use
Kate Chung is a Hong Kong-born, internationally recognized designer whose work moves between product design and cultural inquiry. The Emptiness series reflects her ongoing dialogue between Eastern philosophy and contemporary form.
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Emptiness Dinnerware
Kate Chung's Emptiness Dinnerware begins with a question rooted in Taoist philosophy: what is a vessel without its hollow? The collection takes its name from that essential void, the space where food rests, where the hand settles, where presence and absence meet.
Each piece is shaped with deliberate restraint. Floating lines run consistently across the series, giving every plate, cup, soup dish, and salad bowl a visual coherence that invites layering and personal composition. The surfaces are minimal not as an aesthetic choice alone, but as an invitation to notice texture, weight, and the quiet geometry of everyday ritual.
- Plates in multiple sizes, designed for layering
- Cup, soup dish, and large serving salad bowl
- Consistent line vocabulary across the full series
- Conceived to awaken the sense of touch in use
Kate Chung is a Hong Kong-born, internationally recognized designer whose work moves between product design and cultural inquiry. The Emptiness series reflects her ongoing dialogue between Eastern philosophy and contemporary form.
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Kate Chung's Emptiness Dinnerware begins with a question rooted in Taoist philosophy: what is a vessel without its hollow? The collection takes its name from that essential void, the space where food rests, where the hand settles, where presence and absence meet.
Each piece is shaped with deliberate restraint. Floating lines run consistently across the series, giving every plate, cup, soup dish, and salad bowl a visual coherence that invites layering and personal composition. The surfaces are minimal not as an aesthetic choice alone, but as an invitation to notice texture, weight, and the quiet geometry of everyday ritual.
- Plates in multiple sizes, designed for layering
- Cup, soup dish, and large serving salad bowl
- Consistent line vocabulary across the full series
- Conceived to awaken the sense of touch in use
Kate Chung is a Hong Kong-born, internationally recognized designer whose work moves between product design and cultural inquiry. The Emptiness series reflects her ongoing dialogue between Eastern philosophy and contemporary form.
