At first glance, you may feel a quiet disbelief—this Greek yogurt bowl, crowned with ripe raspberries, sliced banana, blueberries, chocolate chunks, and muesli, appears ready to eat. But this is not food. It is sculpture. An extraordinary feat of hyperreal ceramic artistry, crafted entirely by hand over many hours, this piece transcends illusion and enters the realm of contemporary collectible art.

Measuring 6cm in height and 14cm in width, every element—from the creamy texture of the yogurt to the glistening surface of each berry—has been shaped, tinted, and composed in kiln-fired pottery with obsessive detail. 

A moment of breakfast suspended in time.

Whether acquired as a statement piece, a collector’s curiosity, or a meditation on material illusion, this hyperreal yogurt bowl invites the viewer to question what is real, and to delight in the wonder of form made permanent.

Created by a European artisan ceramicist whose name is revealed only upon purchase, this anonymity preserves the integrity of acquisition and ensures that the work remains free of preconceptions, allowing the piece to be experienced purely on its own merits. Such discretion also respects the artist’s ongoing series and private practice.