ZOË Dessert Spoon in Anthracite, L18.4 x W3cm , Design by Ann Demeulemeester cup The way in which the

The way in which the light is fragmented through the facets creates an elegance that contrasts with the weight of the cutlery

Part of the stunning Yoshida Pottery Collection by world-renowned ceramist Masakazu Yoshida

Ann Demeulemeester puts an innovative design on the table

Each shape carries its own meaning and message which are movement that suggests energy and power

the dream world of Anita Le Grelle

ZOË Dessert Spoon in Anthracite, L18.4 x W3cm , Design by Ann Demeulemeester cup The way in which theWith this cutlery, Ann Demeulemeester puts an innovative design on the table. Pure and even slightly dangerous. Through its approach across the three dimensions, the knives, forks and spoons take on a strong sculptural shape. A shape that differs from one another in the way the handle is faceted by hand. The way in which the light is fragmented through the facets creates an elegance that contrasts with the weight of the cutlery. Zo exists in four