Set of Two: Utensils

Repeating patterns reveal the beauty of the rhythmic cycle of cooking on this pair of black and white tea towels. Screen printed in the U.S.A. with water-based non-toxic ink on durable, long-lasting cotton. 

Artist Concept: 

A meditation in pattern, form, and repetition. This collection distills kitchen energy into pure, black-and-white geometry taking inspiration from Bauhaus and mid-century textile design.

An intricate lattice of radiating forms resembles both flowers and stars. The repeated symbol, derived from a kitchen utensil, becomes sacred geometry - evoking the interconnectedness of all meals, all hands, all nourishment.

A bold vertical triptych of slotted spoons becomes monumental, like celestial gates or stacked solar forms. It reflects cycles, elevation, and growth — a symbolic totem to the power of ritual and rhythm in the kitchen.

These designs are both cosmic and grounded, offering a modern, reverent view of food as connection, repetition as care, and the tools of cooking as instruments of beauty and love.