At the beginning of the year, I wrote about Leetal Rivlin’s sandy bowls.
Fast forward and six months later, Leetal graduated out of the Industrial Design Department at the Holon Institute of Technology, with a bunch of super stunning bowls and vases down her sleeve. Since I last heard from her, Leetal kept on playing with sand and researched all that is beautiful and unique in the world that’s beneath our feet. Sandstone rocks, dunes, erosion of rocks and scale of colors. They all got a whole new representation in Leetal’s vessels. And all that is left to say is: there is a serious awesomeness all around this thing!
www.leetalrivlin.com

I was one of those children that you had to drag out of the beach. I used to play with the sand for hours, building castles and other magical creations. I even remember crying my eyes out when the bloody wave ruined it all in a split of a second. To keep a long story short, all those memories came back the minute I stumbled upon Leetal Rivlin’s sand bowl. Such a simple yet brilliant idea! I love the way Leetal froze the sand’s movement… I feel like heading to the beach, collecting some sand and having a sand party at home.
{DesignBreak found Leetal here}
{Photo by David Tal}
You can get in touch with Leetal here:
leetalrivlin {at} gmail {dot} com