Bronze Bakeware, Tableware, Drinkware and Cookware Design · 2023
Tree Story Condiments Set Containers
by So Jung Lee
- A' Design Award 2023 Bronze Winner in Bakeware, Tableware, Drinkware and Cookware Design
- Awarded April 15, 2023
- CLIENT: Kokili
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 14,023
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About Tree Story Condiments Set Containers
Tree Story is a condiment set designed to hold commonly used herbs and spices. The set contains six glass containers, and each one is shaped after the canopy of a tree. The forms are drawn from the diversity of tree shapes found in different regions of the world. The glass tops are hand blown in New York City, and the wood bases are hand turned on a lathe. A cork and a brass rod join each glass top to its base, and the weight of the brass adds stability. Each top can be removed to release condiments through a 20 mm opening.
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- Unique Properties
- The Tree Story Set is driven by a desire to connect everyday patterns of living to the simple pleasures of the world around us. Sitting together, our little forest delightfully holds the most commonly used herbs and spices. The six different glass containers are drawn from the sheer diversity of tree canopy shapes throughout different regions of the world.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- Tree A: 100 x 100 x 150
Tree B: 80 x 70 x 180
Tree C: 130 x 130 x 130
Tree D: 75 x 75 x 180
Tree E: 75 x 75 x 200
Tree F: 90 x 90 x 150 - Tags
- kokili tree story, condiments set, kokili tree story condiments set, handblown glass
- Production Technology
- The glass tops are hand-blown by glass blowers in New York City. The wood bases are hand-turned with lathe and assembled by artisans in New York City.
High quality molds are created and used for hand-blown glass tops for consistent and flawless shapes. The glass then goes through rigorous quality control process to remove defects with small bubbles and streaks.
The wood bases are hand-turned and assembled with cork and 100% brass rod to hold up the glass top. Metal brass not only connects the cork to the wood but the weight of it aids in stability so as to not topple over. - Project Duration
- Designed in 2018 in New York City and in production 2023 in New York City
- Operation Flow
- The glass top is held and connected to the wood base by a cork and brass rod. The glass top can be removed from the wood base to allow condiments to gently fall on your tray from the 20mm diameter opening and then put back on once used.
- Inspiration
- Strolling through the woods as summer fades into fall absorbing the variety of scents, colors, shapes, and watching the leaves gently falling provided inspiration to the design.