Are you looking to set the mood for a dinner party? Is that “mood” complete Star Wars geekery? Then Star Wars Dinner Sets need to be set up at your table.
Eat a meal as if you’re slowly approaching the Death Star, taking a stroll on Tatooine, battling on Hoth, or hanging in Cloud City. Each set comes with a plate, placemat and a set of lightsaber utensils. May the fork be with you.
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Israel ceramic artist Ronit Baranga is all about getting the awkward dinner conversation going, and has created The Feast.
The series of ceramic tableware features protruding mouths and fingers, that look as though your dinner might bite or grab you back.
The Feast was most recently part of exhibitions at Bet-Binyamini Contemporary Ceramics Center in Tel-Aviv.
If you have any archaeologists or uptight movie stars coming over, there’s now the perfect tableware. The Monkey Brains Bowl, inspired by the grotesque dinner scene from Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom, will hold any part of your fancy meal.
Simply pull the head open, and fill it with any course you see fit. Might we suggest cherry cobbler, or monkey brains. Either one would work.
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If you need to air-dry some tableware, and want your dishes to feel giant, The Inception Dish Rack is here to help.
Created by designer Luca Nichetto, the silicone rack is made to look like Manhattan, with its streets and avenues spaced perfectly apart to hold your dishes and glasses.
The Inception parts comes if you ever want to fold the dish rack in on itself like in the movie. Then you can have a dream inside a dream about finally getting a dishwasher.
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Whether you’d like to dine off of your native Earth, or get extraterrestrial for dinner, Planetary Plates should be on your table.
Forego the fancy china, and break out the fine planets for your next dinner party. Sure, your geeky science friends will probably fight over who gets Jupiter, or ask why there isn’t at least a Pluto saucer in the set. But the real fun will be waiting to see who gets to eat off Uranus.
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