Oval Encalmo Hand-Blown Glass Small Bowl

Oval Encalmo Hand-Blown Glass Small BowlThe small Oval Encalmo bowl is perhaps Stewart Hearns most signature style, favoured by tastemakers for its clarity, decorative element and functionality. The Encalmo technique originating in Italy involves the joining together of two separately blown bubbles, resulting in a clear definition where the two meet. Its an incredibly complex method that requires great skill, something Hearn so modestly disguises with the artful simplicity of this pieces

The sturdy wooden base makes it ideal for housing everything from throws and blankets

For a games night to remember

ridged silhouette is complemented by short curved handles and a bright green ombré glaze - the perfect vessel for blooms and foliage

Perla Valtierra’s medium Lola vase is hand-thrown

making it an essential tool for any chef or culinary artist

Perfect for serving side salads or desserts

the Palazzo throw is hand-dyed the colour of pampas grass

score cards and pencils

Viennese architect Oswald Haerdtl originally designed the hand-blown muslin-glass candy dishes for the 1925 Exposition des Arts Décoratifs in Paris

Carl Auböck II did some of his best work in brass and leather – like this letter opener

this exclusive

These green and brown napkins from Madre Linen are made from 100% linen grown in Belgium and woven at a green-energy mill in Lithuania