1920s Chinese Embroidery Silk Cushion (19.5in/50cm)

1920s Chinese Embroidery Silk Cushion (19.5in/50cm)This By Walid cushion features intricate embroidery of a flower in full bloom. The design is backed onto 19th century Chinese silk a repurposed vintage fabric thats been modernised to retell age old crafting stories, while also minimising the makers environmental footprint.

In the Giverny collection

Every Ginori dish represents the personalities of the designer and maker – and hours of traditional moulding and screen printing in the Doccia factory

all hand-crafted in the firm's workshop in the Andalusian town of Ubrique

heat-treated to enhance their strength and a naturalistic foil to the metal’s mirror finish

Rose Uniacke’s gold small throw cushion is skillfully hand-felted in Kathmandu using grade A cashmere

Please note

Los Vasos de Agua Clara’s set of six Jalisco glasses is beautifully painted by the founders’ own hands

In this set

she details the linen base with machine-couched antique trims – used to create the flower heads – and free-hand machine-embroidered leaves

the versatile piece is specially treated with a bespoke resin that's waterproof and scratch-proof — use it to store your keys

Revolution of Forms' Comala serving bowl is ideal for arranging flowers jardinière-style

green signifies youthfulness