A striking chartreuse divided porcelain plate by Lorena Barrezueta, inspired by the familiar form of disposable take-out packaging and transformed into a refined ceramic object. Cast in fine porcelain, this piece elevates an everyday utilitarian container into a glossy, sculptural serving tray or art object.

The tray features a molded, compartmentalized design with raised dividers and rounded sections, echoing the shape and texture of molded plastic or foam food containers. The vivid chartreuse glaze gives the piece a bold contemporary presence, while the porcelain casting preserves the folds, ridges, and subtle details of the original take-out form.

This work is part of the Todd Oldham Studio Collections, from the studio’s Interesting Porcelain and Found Pottery collection. Barrezueta’s work often explores the beauty and cultural meaning of ordinary disposable objects by recasting them in precious ceramic materials, creating a playful contrast between throwaway design and lasting craftsmanship.

Measures 7.0 x 5.5 inches