Edo Kiroko Hand-Cut Lidded Glass

Edo Kiroko Hand-Cut Lidded GlassHirota Glasss handmade Edokiriko sets are the result of a 150 year old sculpting technique pioneered in Tokyo. Part of a series consisting of seven varied glasses, the patterned glass is specially cut to look visually appealing from every angle, while the matching lid enables characterful serveware and small storage options.

One Murano maestro and three artisans handmade these blue dessert plates in Milan

designed and made in Milan

The pieces in the series feature scalloped edges and pops of 24-karat gold – details that’ll no doubt propel this series to the fore of your collection

third-generation family business Geoffrey Parker still makes every one of its pieces by hand

involving oil lamps to heat glass — a great way to celebrate the handmade nature of Venetian glassmaking

every piece in this collection is created and hand-finished by artisans in Bulgaria in a range of unique glazes

The large circular tray brings mid-century verve to the bar or kitchen

all in Smythson’s vibrant Nile blue

Notably weighty

rounded holder with four cylindrical posts

It’s handcrafted in sustainably sourced cashmere and brought to life by expert artisans

Sleek and simple