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Spike Goods

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Bill of materials

Printed parts
PartQtySizeNotes
Echinoid bowl1224 x 233 x 122 mmLaid out like a sea urchin's shell, ten zig-zag bands to a bare mouth. Five legs
Thornback ray tray1206 x 244 x 86 mmA diamond tray with a row of hooked thorns on a ridge
Murex vase1159 x 170 x 169 mmBud vase with curled spines. Also comes bare
Areole vase1154 x 154 x 193 mmEight twisted ribs with cactus stars, one spine with six around it
Pinecone votive1142 x 142 x 131 mmA pinecone spiral, larger through the middle, buds at the rim
Pen cup, burr tufts1134 x 122 x 119 mm361 spikes in 85 tufts, one spine with four around it
Pen cup, reeded1141 x 142 x 122 mmTen grooves, with spikes single file up the ridges
Pen cup, lamella1137 x 131 x 118 mmA diagonal lattice with a spike at each crossing, 63 in all
Pen cup, vertebral1134 x 128 x 118 mmA backbone of curled spikes, 97 in all
Toothbrush cup1151 x 161 x 129 mmSpikes on the outside only
Toothbrush lid1124 x 130 x 46 mmFour holes. A lip holds it on the cup rim
Dish tray1283 x 218 x 86 mmCatch-all on four legs. 94 spikes
Bowl1256 x 257 x 138 mmThree legs, so it can't rock. 201 spikes
Low bowl1311 x 296 x 103 mmFor fruit or bread. 239 spikes
Ring dish1143 x 123 x 50 mmFor keys or rings. 139 spikes
Soap dish1191 x 154 x 51 mmStuds hold it off the counter. 147 spikes
Kidney tray1247 x 153 x 69 mm
Kidney tray, divided1242 x 151 x 71 mmSplit one-third to two-thirds by a spiked divider
Pebble tray1229 x 206 x 80 mm
Pebble tray, divided1245 x 206 x 81 mmSplit one-third to two-thirds by a spiked divider
Trefoil tray1215 x 240 x 90 mm
Trefoil tray, divided1215 x 216 x 89 mmSplit one-third to two-thirds by a spiked divider
Wave tray1236 x 140 x 61 mm
Wave tray, divided1234 x 140 x 66 mmSplit one-third to two-thirds by a spiked divider

The design

Bowls, trays, switch plates, frames, candle cups and stranger things, all covered in spikes like the ones a magnetic liquid called ferrofluid makes.

On the bowls and trays the spikes are the feet. On the burr jar they're the husk.

The spikes grow out of the wall with no seam. Close pairs merge like wax.

Each piece has its own layout. The echinoid bowl follows a sea urchin, the murex vase a seashell, the areole vase a cactus and the votive a pinecone.

Only the legs touch the table. The insides of the bowls stay smooth.

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