A refined white divided porcelain tray with hand-applied gold trim by Lorena Barrezueta, transforming the familiar shape of disposable take-out packaging into an elegant ceramic object. Cast in fine porcelain, this piece captures the molded compartments, rounded wells, raised dividers, and crinkled textures of utilitarian food packaging, while the glossy white glaze and metallic gold edging give it a polished, luxurious finish.

The tray’s sculptural form echoes the disposable plastic containers often used for prepared foods, but Barrezueta reimagines the throwaway object in lasting porcelain. The contrast between the humble take-out form and the delicate gold-rimmed finish creates a playful, sophisticated piece that functions equally well as a serving dish, tabletop accent, or collectible contemporary ceramic work.

Part of the Todd Oldham Studio Collections, from the Interesting Porcelain and Found Pottery collection, this piece reflects Barrezueta’s interest in elevating everyday objects through material, craft, and presentation.

Measures 7.0 x 5.5 inches