The Hand of God serving platter reimagines Michelangelo’s iconic moment of creation through the Thèria lens. The Hand of God is embodied by a gorilla, the Hand of Man by a woman, a union that honors the interconnectedness of all life and challenges human-centered thinking. It reminds us that humanity is but one thread in Earth’s intricate web, entrusted with the duty to protect every species, plant, and ecosystem.
This print represents the Principle of Vibration, the moment when stillness becomes movement and possibility becomes creation. In this moment both Creator and Creation make a choice. Rather than stand apart, they decide to play together and work together, discovering themselves through interaction. Curiosity becomes play.
They begin with paper, rock, scissors, where the woman wins, celebrating intuition and cleverness. Then they move to a thumb war, where the gorilla prevails, restoring the balance of strength.
Competition softens into understanding. Their hands finally meet in a shared mudra of love and enlightenment, a gesture that reminds us harmony is born when we recognize ourselves in one another and choose cooperation over separation.
What began as a spark becomes a relationship, and from that relationship creation continues constantly because everything moves, everything vibrates.
Our dinnerware is made of fine bone China and feature a high quality printed design with augmented reality activation.
Material: Fine bone china
DIM: 17in x 11.5
The Creator and the Creation approach one another with the quiet hesitation of the unknown. For a moment they simply observe, sensing something familiar in the other. When they finally touch, a spark of electricity ignites between them, the first pulse of connection. It is the Principle of Vibration.
From that spark, like a small echo of the Big Bang, the background unfolds into a luminous nebula, swirling like the birth of a galaxy and, at the same time, mirroring the microscopic formation of a living cell. The macro and the micro reveal themselves as reflections of the same event: the beginning of life itself.
In this moment both Creator and Creation make a choice. Rather than stand apart, they decide to play together and work together, discovering themselves through interaction. Curiosity becomes play.
They begin with paper, rock, scissors, where the woman wins, celebrating intuition and cleverness. Then they move to a thumb war, where the gorilla prevails, restoring the balance of strength.
Competition softens into understanding. Their hands finally meet in a shared mudra of love and enlightenment, a gesture that reminds us harmony is born when we recognize ourselves in one another and choose cooperation over separation. What began as a spark becomes a relationship, and from that relationship creation continues constantly because everything moves, everything vibrates.
