Kristin Noell

Baga Yaga's Teahouse - Based on Russian fairy-tale character Baba Yaga, the classic witch archetype, this teapot is sure to cause a few double-takes. Baba Yaga's house was said to be able to pick itself up and walk around on chicken legs. I translated my idea of an old, shoddy cabin in the words on trunk-like chicken legs into a teapot. This is the first of many parts of the same tablewear set.

Baga Yaga's Teahouse - Based on Russian fairy-tale character Baba Yaga, the classic witch archetype, this teapot is sure to cause a few double-takes. Baba Yaga's house was said to be able to pick itself up and walk around on chicken legs. I translated my idea of an old, shoddy cabin in the words on trunk-like chicken legs into a teapot. This is the first of many parts of the same tablewear set.

Little Red Riding Hood - Salt, Pepper, Paprika and Oregano shaker set. The wolf is salt, Red is Pepper, the berry bush is Paprika and the other is Oregano. The wolf has already eaten Grandma by this point, hence the apron and head covering. Utilized Russian patterns in keeping with the theme of the tablewear (Russian fairy tale theme) Designed roughly based around the shape of classic Russian nesting dolls.

Little Red Riding Hood - Salt, Pepper, Paprika and Oregano shaker set. The wolf is salt, Red is Pepper, the berry bush is Paprika and the other is Oregano. The wolf has already eaten Grandma by this point, hence the apron and head covering. Utilized Russian patterns in keeping with the theme of the tablewear (Russian fairy tale theme) Designed roughly based around the shape of classic Russian nesting dolls.

Firebird Utensil Holder - Based on the Russian myth of the Firebird and its feathers, each feather of this piece is a utensil that can be removed from the bird. 3-D printed in ZCorp Gypsum and nylon, then dyed.

Firebird Utensil Holder - Based on the Russian myth of the Firebird and its feathers, each feather of this piece is a utensil that can be removed from the bird. 3-D printed in ZCorp Gypsum and nylon, then dyed.

Firebird Utensil Holder - Based on the Russian myth of the Firebird and its feathers, each feather of this piece is a utensil that can be removed from the bird. 3-D printed in ZCorp Gypsum and nylon, then dyed.