The story of the Tel Aviv Icons plate is the story of Tel Aviv itself. It's the combination of art, culture, and architecture mixed with the craziness and chaos that makes Tel Aviv uniquely incredible. Each icon has a story to tell.
 
What icon will steal your attention when you first look at it?
Maybe it’s Dudu Geva’s duck staring at you from the top of city hall. Perhaps it’s Moshe Dayan thinking up a thousand ideas from the comfort of Tel Aviv’s first coffee kiosk on Rothschild. It could even be the bowl of warm hummus in the bottom left. Hummus so fresh and delicious that the taste stays in your heart weeks after it’s left your mouth.
 
This is the story of Tel Aviv. From the white balloon flying above the green north to the ancient golden rocks of Jaffa in the south. These are Tel Aviv icons.
 
Designed in Tel Aviv under the shade of the Ficus trees just steps away from Rothschild Boulevard and printed in the historic porcelain capital of Japan: Arita by the ceramic masters at Kihara.
 
Art Director: Prag Rokach
Artist: Paul Curran
original design by hibino / made by kihara in Japan