Bread and love

An everyday object transformed into a jewel. Two metal rings catch a napkin in order to make a breadbasket. The shape reminds embroidery hoops, so it’s a good chance to embroider a wish that accompanies us in everyday actions. It is a very suitable object for keeping a promise alive; it has many similarities with wedding rings.
Martin Azúa designed the first version of this breadbasket in 2001 as a wedding gift for some good friends of him who are still a happy couple.
It is made in metal, coated in 24 carat gold and served with a napkin and a needle.

When carried to the table, the bread can be covered with the napkin corners, and well arranged, a flower can be created.

Exhibition Arjects / Sala Vinçon / Barcelona / 2014.

Bread and love is part of the collection Barcelona Design Museum.