Phorota comprised two sets: Blue and Green In this portfolio you can see some of the blue and green ceramics. Mexican colors and identity were applied to the dinnerware.
Green Set.
Blue and Green Bowls.
Coffe Pot - green set.
One Flower Pot.
Blue set small bowl. Spheric body in which the ring plate was the base of the bowl.
Green Set: Soup bowls, plates and small bowls.
Graphic design proposal for a commercial catalogue for Phorota from UIC american graphic designers students.
Graphic design proposal from UIC - commercial catalogue.
Graphic design from UIC. - Dinnerware commercial catalogue.
TZÉNA - Graphic design proposal from graphic design students from UIC. Black and white cataogue.
TZÉNA - Black and White small catalogue.
Phorota - Blue set. Presentation project at UAM Azcapotzalco, Mexico City with mexican and american participant students and professors.
Set of Graphic Design - commercial kitstore proposed by american graphic design students from UIC.
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Graduation Project 2 = Phorota - contemporary dinnerware

UIC Design Exchange Program between UAM and UIC - 1997 - 1999

Phorota - Chicago´s mexican-american contemporary dinnerware designed and developed for the fine arts american markets.
The project included the participation of american graphic designers from UIC (Work displayed here)

Ceramic dinnerware designerd and produced at the Ceramic Workshop of UAM Azcapotzalco under the guidance of ceramic technician Enrique Gomez Gomez.
Two sets produced: Blue and Green.
--Process:
Design Concepts
Plaster Molds
Ceramic liquid casting with molds
Ceramic dinnerware before firing
Fired Ceramic Dinnerware
Color decoration and glaze
Final Firing

Project included pitch to mexican authorities and design professors and mexican-american authorities and community.
Exposed with great success in Mexico and United States Design Show and academia , with the frequent question: "Where I can buy it?"

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