"I found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn't say in another way - things I had no words for."

                                                           - Georgia O'Keeffe

Who knows if 20th century American artist O'Keeffe was intentionally speaking of the phenomena known as synesthesia--a combining of sensory information so often displayed and described by individuals on the Autism Spectrum?

Regardless, this lovely porcelain and pewter serving tray inscribed with O'Keeffe's palpable quote is sure to be a beloved and unique piece for its owner-to-be. Fittingly, the Inscriber, 13 year-old Ben Liske, happens to have Autism as well as synesthesia. Ben is well known for his 2011 synesthetic depiction of Chopin's Prelude, "Chopin in Living Color"