Hand-Turned Oil-Finish Spalted Maple Bowl

Hand-Turned Oil-Finish Spalted Maple BowlShinichi and Yasue, the self taught artists behind Iida Woodturning, work exclusively with a lathe to celebrate the natural color and grain of wood. This hand turned bowl is an example of their signature oil finish. Inspired by the Japanese concept of sabiwhich is dedicated to finding beauty in the natural aging processit finds beauty in the grains inherent imperfections. Due to natural imperfections in the wood, this one of a kind piece is only

A certain nostalgia surrounds these silver bowls

This cordial glass from 1958 is an exclusive re-edition from the NasonMoretti archives

To create the striped theme of these exclusive linen napkins

which can also be used as bud vases

Each piece is detailed with playing card-inspired illustrations

For this collection

He traditionally mold-blows each design before finishing it with characterful etchings

everyday pieces——such as these oval placemats—become functional works of art

Orcino vase has been originally designed by Gio Ponti in 1923

these mid-century silver-plated place card holders take the form of miniature apples

genuine calfskin leather and housed in a sleek

These tumblers see different coloured glass rods placed on a baking stone and heated until they all stick together (usually at around 700 degrees)