Hand-Blown Volcanic Wine Glasses (Set of 2)

Hand-Blown Volcanic Wine Glasses (Set of 2)Niijima Glass possesses a singular beautyone shaped as much by nature as by craftsmanship. Its signature olive green hue emerges entirely from koga stone, a volcanic material renowned for its difficulty to work with, requiring exceptionally high melting temperatures and considerable technical skill. The reward for that perseverance is remarkable clarity. In these hand blown wine glasses, light passes through the glass with a softness that highlights

dyed naturally in a grey marl pattern

and these cocktail glasses are a cut above

this domino set features a genuine black leather box handcrafted and stitched by Renzo's skilled team of artisans

Verdolini’s ceramics are crafted with patience and precision—sculpted

this wool-blend Becky cushion has a folksy hexagonal weave and pretty fringed edging

Este Ceramiche’s whimsical trompe-l’oeil creations trace their origins to archival designs rediscovered in the 1950s by the grandfather of current owner Giovanni Fadigati

To achieve its sweeping form

subtly accessorizing it with a bottle stand as you serve it to your guests is a lost art that these two pieces revive

This vase from the 1930s is a striking find due to its fine clarity

hand cultivator

note the intentionally washed colour palette

Feldspar’s espresso mugs contain a blend of Cornwall clay and bone ash