Hand-Glazed Ceramic Braided Low Raised Bowl

Hand-Glazed Ceramic Braided Low Raised BowlMaison Pichon Uzs has many signatures, but braided bowls and baskets are the most iconic. Craftspeople utilise the corbeille technique to form the clay into soft coils that are woven by hand and reinforced with small flowers or buttons. A week of drying is followed by an underglaze, bisque fire, lead based glaze and second firing. The process is meticulous and controlled, taking up to a month to reach the work of art you see here.

They’re unique

making them a favourite of any chef worth their salt

These dessert bowls have a naturalistic form that’s complemented by this beige ‘paternost’ glaze

Richard Brendon’s gossamer thin glassware make a distinctive addition to the home bar

Pottery & Poetry pieces are created

this hand-blown glass bell is made by Tibetan craftspeople in the Parisian workshop

Master craftsmen practice ancient mold-making and blowing techniques to shape the hefty bowl and pedestal

Pioneering Italian brand Rabitti is noted for its saddle leather – a noble equestrian material that's beautifully fit for homewares

keys or miniature sweets

The playful concept of this brass pencil holder is typical of the Auböck family workshop

green marbled pattern

each one is hand-built and finished with a glazed harbour blue surface