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The Single Cookie Jar by Emilie Baltz by Evan Orensten
Emilie Baltz is a Brooklyn-based photographer and designer. She started designing objects that were inspired by her work as a photographer to "reflect surrounding cultural needs." The Single Cookie Jar is both a cookie cutter and a chic cookie storage container. The "dinner for one" and the pre-portioned snacks craze are possible influences for this clever design. It's handcast in ceramic and available in red, white or blue. Available by special order for $250 direct from the artist. Check out Emelie's blog and her photography site. (Click the pic for a closer look)
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