RAK SWEET TOOTH

Zero carbon tableware

This work explores the reinterpretation of spire forms in Thai art and cultural design, particularly those found in ceremonial and royal contexts. Elements such as yod mala, luk fak tat, and the finial structures on traditional military helmets worn in royal processions embody hierarchy, authority, and spiritual elevation. These forms, historically associated with power and sacred order, function as visual markers that connect the human realm to higher, symbolic meanings.

By abstracting and refining these vertical elements, the design translates their essence into a contemporary language. The sharp, ascending geometry of the spire is reimagined into objects of a more intimate scale, allowing them to be integrated into everyday life while retaining their cultural significance.

Material choices, including polished and gilded finishes, reinforce their connection to traditional Thai aesthetics of reverence and prestige. Through this transformation, ceremonial forms evolve into modern design objects, bridging past and present while preserving the symbolic power embedded within Thai cultural heritage.

Materials & Techniques:
Bamboo Weaving / Lathed Wood / Urushi Lacquerware

Measurements:
Dimension : 10 x 10 x H16 cm

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