Folded Sock Set Presented as a 12-Piece Sushi Plate

This is a set of six paired socks, designed with prints based on shrimp, egg, octopus, salmon roe, and other sushi toppings, then folded and rolled to mimic the actual shape of each piece. It functions as ordinary footwear, but it's packaged and arranged on a round tray identical to the ones used for sushi delivery assortments, so the set reads as a full platter before it's recognized as clothing. It exists for the gap between something worn and something displayed, treating a stack of socks as an object to be looked at first and put on second. By matching the tray, the rolled shapes, and the specific toppings, it pushes the disguise further than a simple novelty print would. What gives it presence is the contrast between food and fabric. It looks, at a glance, exactly like a meal, and only resolves into socks once the format gives itself away.