Women's The Guise Cotton Tunic

Women's The Guise Cotton TunicGentlemans garb during the Elizabethan and Jacobean eras inspires Thierry Colsons The Guise tunic. This point of influence materialises in the criss cross folksy embroidery, tasselled self tie neck detailing and billowing sleeves. Its handcrafted by artisans from cotton with an airy silhouette perfect for floating around at home and beyond.

stability and harmony

this paperweight was handcrafted in 1960 using the traditional filigrana technique which orginated on the island of Murano in the 16th century

This Murano glass design from the early 20th century is an eye-catching choice

The owner would have used this silver cutter to trim their own cigar or that of a friend with a flourish

perfect for pairing with other vases in the range for a coordinated

the Circon cocktail shaker is etched with concentric grooves evoking sugar cane stalks or rum-distilling barrels

This ivory and brown tablecloth is made in the US from overlocked linen with a merrowed edge

Designed in 2009 by Mamoru Wakabayashi

grey and white and is finished with a fringed trim

Eye-catching with or without a naked flame

which originated in the 16th century

where thinly sliced sheets of wood are cut at a precise angle and pasted in a circular pattern