ShareSometimes it’s nice when things have a little imperfection. A “flaw” can actually highlight how beautiful something is — like the gap between Lauren Hutton’s teeth, if you will. I think Jason Miller would agree with me, based on his Seconds Dinner Plates.
These plates seem cracked and glued together randomly, but isn’t the way the patterns play with each other great? I wish all “mistakes” looked this interesting, elegant, and effortlessly cool.
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I have to say, I like these. Quite fun.
They are fun, bu I am never a fan of blackbirds, the connotations are always dark, even when mixed with some color hues. I do like the idea of this.
They are beautiful.
Love them! And they are red winged blackbirds, a delightful harbinger of spring here in the northeast! Are they for sale????
Hi Kathy, you can find them on Areaware, here: http://www.areaware.com/proddetail.asp?prod=jmspl…
these are the ugliest dishes I have ever seen. Why mess up a nice pattern??
I think that is the coolest thing i ever sow. I hope I can find some.