Cygne Hand-Glazed Ceramic Sauce Boat

Cygne Hand-Glazed Ceramic Sauce BoatTranslating from French to swan, the Cygne sauce boat is a quintessential piece from Astier de Villatte. It captures the ceramicists penchant for the unexpected, with an elegant silhouette and a handle fashioned from the creatures slender neck. Like others from the maker, its handcrafted in the Parisian workshop from black terracotta clay and dipped in a bright white glaze.

resulting in a natural-looking flower display that’ll bring a sense of effortlessness to the home

It’s a thoughtful addition to any hobbyist’s games room

neutral grey and given a ripple finish at the Elgin mill where the family firm was founded 225 years ago

Perla Valtierra’s medium Lola vase is hand-thrown

Note the unique colour variations indicative of its placement in the kiln

mezcal or ice-cold spirits

Benjamin Nauleau created the Fitched flower gathering basket using responsibly sourced natural willow

The core characteristics of this style are unique surface patterns and a pale green hue – attributes that can be seen in these small plates

Renzo Romagnoli

It’s handcrafted in Paris from black terracotta clay and dipped in a bright-white glaze

where a free-hand technique produces naturally smooth results

This Berlin pencil – named for the city where the studio is based – is hand-turned from maple wood