Ensaf Hand-Embroidered Cotton Cushion (15.5in/40cm)

Ensaf Hand-Embroidered Cotton Cushion (15.5in/40cm)Claudia Martinez Mansell founded Kissweh to create fair working opportunities for those in the refugee camps of Lebanon and Syria. The Ensaf cushion is named after the embroidery coordinator at the Rashadiyeh base, and is based on a traditional pattern often used on the edges of dresses. Its embroidered entirely by hand over the course of two to three weeks and complete with a tonal zipper. The craftswomen combine the colours differently every time,

available in a set of four

This satin-finish crystal carafe is part of a collection designed with oenophile and drinks critic James Suckling

the 'Chance' incense holder by Astier de Villatte has a high-shine white porcelain glaze and a lucky clover motif with exposed elements for a unique finish

These beakers by Silvia K Ceramics are a wonderful alternative to glass styles

and finished with a water-repellent coating for effortless cleaning

Ideal for serving long drinks

using a hammering technique and 925 Silver —which is believed to be the only metal with natural antibacterial and antibiotic properties

or even a decorative wall piece

Each spellbinding piece is hand-blown in the Murano-based workshop and features a sinuous

135 serving tongs reflect the revolutionary Modernist ethos of the Wiener Werkstatte movement he founded

the Panama backgammon roll comes in the same hard-wearing crossgrain calf leather

Barnaba preserves his father’s offbeat and energetic design spirit through every piece - including this Cammei metal tray which is silk-screened