Kintsugi Soup Plate Two

The second of three distinctly numbered pieces in Seletti's Kintsugi collection, this soup plate carries its own unrepeatable gold-vein map — different from Soup Plate Three, different from anything else on the table. Three numbers, three fault-line topographies, one shared philosophy.

Kintsugi is the Japanese tradition of repairing broken pottery with gold, so the mended seam becomes the most precious part of the object. Seletti's reading is conceptual: nothing here was ever cracked. The 24kt gold lines tracing across white porcelain are an imagined history of repair — beauty through imperfection rendered visible and permanent. As the form deepens into its bowl profile, the fault lines descend the inner walls, charging every surface the ladle touches.

In Dubai's design-led dining rooms and boutique hospitality interiors, the Kintsugi Soup Plate Two holds its own as both a functional piece and a gallery statement. Pair with Soup Plate Three to bring two distinct gold-vein readings to the same table, or build the full Kintsugi service outward from there.