Mid-Century Accolay Ceramic Trinket Bowl

Mid-Century Accolay Ceramic Trinket BowlThis mid century trinket bowl has a smooth, curvaceous form and eye catching glaze, designed by the four young artistsAndr Boutaud, Louis Dangon, Slavic Paley and Raudewho make up Accolay, a French brand that reached new career heights when Christian Dior ordered 300 ceramic buttons for his New Look collection. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its charm and

including presenting at the Biennale exhibitions in Venice

the great mathematician of Ancient Greece

a Palo Santo fragrance with notes of tonka bean

when everyday objects were reimagined with humor

revealing a vibrant elephant motif surrounded by psychedelic flowers

the palette celebrates reds

This tank dress highlights this focus while making a case for all foundational pieces to be realised in pure cashmere

Native windmill palm tree fibres and solid Hinoki Wood ensures hardwood floors

before a technique called fuki-urushi takes place

carving each piece by hand and using the eco-friendly ottchil technique

The Elder Statesman’s Cloud blanket is knitted from 100% cashmere with a blue background and soft

the house extends its repertoire of visual trickery with a playful provocation: real pumpkin or hand-painted soup tureen