Objects of Value was established by Shira Keret & Itay Laniado with the realization that generic shelf objects are simply not enough when expressing appreciation for one's unique work and contribution.
We have been studying the field of awards, researching its archetypes, symbolism and semantics and have implemented this knowledge in our new designs of established awards.
The bespoke valuables we design draw inspiration from a rich world of imagery, using our extensive knowledge of innovative materials and technologies, but also in traditional craft.
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Objects of Value was established by Shira Keret & Itay Laniado with the realization that generic shelf objects are simply not enough when expressing appreciation for one's unique work and contribution.
We have been studying the field of awards, researching its archetypes, symbolism and semantics and have implemented this knowledge in our new designs of established awards.
The bespoke valuables we design draw inspiration from a rich world of imagery, using our extensive knowledge of innovative materials and technologies, but also in traditional craft.
Laniadokeret.com
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Sapir Award
The Sapir award is one of Israel’s most prestigious literary awards.
The new Sapir Award connects two motifs; The first is an award bowl, a triumphal archetype that has existed for thousands of years, the second is the negative space of an open book.
The award is made of porcelain whose shades and composition have been specifically tried and mixed, in order to produce unique and distinctive surfaces. The typography across the sculpture emphasizes the importance of the written word and the literary context.
Material: Colored porcelain
The Sapir award is one of Israel’s most prestigious literary awards.
The new Sapir Award connects two motifs; The first is an award bowl, a triumphal archetype that has existed for thousands of years, the second is the negative space of an open book.
The award is made of porcelain whose shades and composition have been specifically tried and mixed, in order to produce unique and distinctive surfaces. The typography across the sculpture emphasizes the importance of the written word and the literary context.
Material: Colored porcelain
2020 ⏤ Mifal Hapais
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