Sentence examples for utilitarian wares from inspiring English sources

Muji, a Japanese company, offers utilitarian wares in cardboard, plastic and aluminum -- without logos.

Non-functional pieces are grouped in the University Center Gallery, while utilitarian wares are exhibited in the library's lobby, where wall cases and vitrines are suited to displaying bowls, plates and drinking vessels.

Individual concessions handpicked by Kawakubo, which run the gamut from luxury labels like Lanvin and Azzedine Alaïa to the utilitarian wares of Labour & Wait and the edible goods of Rose Bakery, share space with art and design installations and the multiple labels in the Comme des Garçons fashion family.

Potsherds recovered from the structure mainly represent Late to Terminal Classic utilitarian wares, with additional fragments representing a Postclassic occupation of the structure.

"It's very utilitarian.

His wares are often pirated, of course.

These semi precious stones were used in jewellery, ritual offerings, and expensive crafted wares and for utilitarian use with the obsidian producing reliably sharp edges.

Beyond that, wares run the gamut from the arguably utilitarian (Royal Copenhagen teacups, rainbow colored taper candles made in Maine, Liwan linens from Paris) to the mostly decorative (wildly colorful tote bags adorned with cheerful sayings by the New York designer Judd Englebrecht, Conroy & Wilcox jewels, and faux taxidermy animals rendered in felt by FeltFactory).

If utilitarian.

Ding wares are white.

It hid its wares.