Slipware Oval Dish

Slipware Oval DishAs a child in Shikokuthe smallest of Japans four main islandsAono Pottery founder Hiroko Aono Billson often accompanied her mother on ceramic buying trips, a memory that continues to shape her practice. Today, she hand builds vessels like this dish from her favored red earthenware clay. A painted slip forms the base for delicate sgraffito patterns, which are etched with precision and sealed beneath a warm honey glaze.

Take a closer look to spot the jovial picture of children playing

an individual fish is the subject

the striped

colours and surfaces of fungi

Hukin & Heath was a popular and well-regarded silversmiths founded in the late Victorian era

The Palloni collection is filled with pieces—such as this wastepaper bin—that are centered around hot air balloons and airships

made up of quality emerald

draughts and dominoes

This ashtray highlights the maker’s keen eye for clarity

this 1970s silver serving dish adds a touch of nature to your dining space

Fashion brand Missoni made a canny crossover in 1983 when its perennially chic knitwear designs inspired a set of striking textiles for the home

rather than the whole piece being coloured