Soup plate from the second line of the Poor Set, decorated by the graphic designer Martina Černá from the Imagery studio. She accompanied the plates, the mug and the bowl from the second family of the Poor Set, the form of which was designed and refined by Gabriel Vach from the Hidden Factory, with the classical Japanese verses, haiku, from the Temple Full of Flowers, the collection DharmaGaia (2011), translated by Antonín Liman. The individual verses are always only used in a limited series, and you can thus gradually expand their collection into a great feast of beauty and wisdom. One of them reads, “In a wooden bucket, an eggplant met with a melon and now they greet each other.” Enjoy your meal!