New York-based artist Christine Chin brings us Sentient Kitchen. The series, “which examines the convergence between technology and biology,” borrows from both human anatomy and everyday kitchen tools — creating a few thought-provoking and mildly disturbing sculptures. Got milk?
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Are you looking for the perfect pork-related fashion accessory, but find most to be rather gauche? Well, the Silk Bacon Scarf is here to help make you stylish, even with a slab of pork fat around your neck.
Officially-titled ‘Fou Lard’ — nice! — the scarf was created by artist Natalie Luder, is made of 100% silk, and is digitally printed to look just like the almighty meat candy. Fou Lard is available on the artist’s site.
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Take your beer to go with some style. Handmade Beer Growlers are brought to us by Montana-based Carlburg Pottery, and are custom made and handcrafted from ceramic. Each growler is unique to its owner, so they’ll be no mistaking whose is whose — regardless of how drunk you are.
Gummi Venus de Milo was once at the center of a Homer Simpson sexual harassment case — seriously. DeviantArt member, goosezilla, made these irresistible gummies a realty. Ass-grabbing will surely ensue.
Because coffee without a cookie is just plain silly, The Cookie Cup is the design breakthrough that we’ve been waiting for. Created by Enrique Luis Sardi for Italian coffee company Lavazza — a cookie is shaped into a sweet drinking vessel.
The Cookie Cup is lined with a sugar icing to help keep the coffee in, and makes for a sweet treat when it’s empty.
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