Black Clay Vase (11in/28cm)

Black Clay Vase (11in/28cm)Lee Song ams study of shape and form through black clay materialises once again in a selection of expressive hand thrown vases. Although quiet in character, these designs are intended to tell their own individual stories through the unique quirks of the glaze a part of the craftsmanship thats only amplified by their time in the kiln.

Vistosi's Murano glass centerpieces are cleverly constructed into neat

characterised by an arrangement of multicoloured mosaic tiles

This limited edition piece of 39/199 copies is signed

a weaver must manually push the pedals to open the shaft and draft

the shape of which was initially designed for Hotel Kursaal in Rimini

one-of-a-kind paperweight was originally handmade in 1971 using traditional Murano glassmaking methods

Skilled sewers in the US tailor each napkin and bundle them in sets of four to complement the label’s linen tablecloths

Riki Nakamachi’s

The cigarette box in sterling silver is hand-hammered for a ripple effect and inset with lapis lazuli cabochons above and below the plug-in lid

Each one is handcrafted in Anūt’s Fayoum pottery using clay sourced from Egypt and a lead-free glaze

The 38x59cm design can be framed and appreciated as a one-of-a-kind artwork

These silver vases were created by Ponti in collaboration with Fratelli Calderoni in 1940