"In a market saturated with look-alike pet products, the Decopark Dino Bowl stands out by asking a deceptively simple question: What does feeding actually look like, for both cats and their humans? From that question emerges a ceramic object that blends ergonomics, storytelling, and quiet functional innovation into a single, memorable form. At first glance, the Dino Bowl reads as charming and whimsical. Its silhouette resembles a small dinosaur mid-stride, with its neck arched forward and its spine visible along the back."
"However, this visual identity is not decorative excess; it is a design serving multiple purposes simultaneously. The bowl's cylindrical form is bent at the center to create a slanted feeding surface, improving a cat's eating posture. The "spine" at the back, meanwhile, is not just an aesthetic flourish: it is a fully integrated stir stick, transforming a playful metaphor into a practical tool."
Decopark Dino Bowl is a ceramic feeding vessel shaped like a small dinosaur, blending ergonomics, storytelling, and functional innovation. The cylindrical form is bent to create a slanted feeding surface that improves a cat's eating posture. A sculpted 'spine' doubles as a fully integrated stir stick for mixing canned food. The stir stick slots into an insertion hole at the rear, returning to correct orientation regardless of placement. The integrated tool wipes clean and stores within the bowl, eliminating extra parts and clutter. Designers addressed market homogeneity and feeding micro-rituals through observation-driven solutions focused on usability.
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