Flowers Hand-Painted Slipware Straight-Edge Jug

Flowers Hand-Painted Slipware Straight-Edge JugTradition lives on through Poterie dvires, as each collection is informed by the rich heritage of its home, Haute Savoie. The studio refuses to stand still, so the design language is always fresh and new. But while this aspect evolves, the making formula stays the same: the clay is prepared, turned, decorated, fired, manipulated and glazed, using a wood burning kiln of five cubic meters' capacity and the art of the hand touch. The resultswhich are

It’s handmade in resin and echoes the black clay that’s traditional in Oaxacan pottery

the single-arm Alga candle holder begins life as a wax sculpture

This salt cellar is hand-carved in Los Angeles from ebonized oak

The distinctive scent captures the spirit of the celestial city and sacred sites with notes of oud

Dal Negro’s beautifully finished Mahjong set is a sophisticated addition to games rooms and libraries

fluted bowl that resembles the calyx of a flower

Keep track of your timepieces with this watch roll from F

Carl Auböck II used leather for the crosspiece of this brass pen rest

They combine beautifully with the brown and earthy green pieces in the rest of the Giyaman series

Only the most delicate linens go into cocktail napkins by Los Encajeros

The Ritzen series is a striking example of the sgraffito technique Hedwig Bollhagen pioneered in the 1930s by scratching into the hand-thrown clay with liquid glaze

but also a pleasure doing business with – just note the handy spout on this large glass bowl