Hand-Carved Olivewood Salt Cellar

Hand-Carved Olivewood Salt CellarAndrea Brugi grew up in the Tuscan countryside among the olive groves, so when he started making his rustic designs alongside wife and co founder Samina, olivewood seemed like the natural choice. The olivewood is sourced locally from trees between 400 and 1,000 years old, and are only felled when they no longer bear fruit. The results are entirely unique due to the individual markings of the bark. This salt cellar was first conceptualised in 2007 when

The swirled piece is edged

which came hand-in-hand with an increased demand for extravagant silverware

cuticle scissors

variations in shape

it's a timeless addition to any game collection

While sifting through the Carlo Moretti archives

Andrea Brugi loved to collect wood

crystal is crushed into a paste which is then packed into a refractory mould and fused in a kiln to obtain exceptional textures

They all have their uses

This vintage Edson fountain pen by Waterman embodies the marque’s savoir faire

complete with contrast piping and a charming creature embroidered to the corner

green signifies youthfulness