Ophelia Hand-Coiled Stoneware Vase (10.5in/27cm)

Ophelia Hand-Coiled Stoneware Vase (10.5in/27cm)Raffaella Molin has loved working with her hands for as long as she can remember as a child her output was mud, which then developed into fashion design before she found stoneware. She describes her approach as a mood thing, letting her emotions of the day sway each piece. Her process is careful and controlled, starting with a tennis ball of black, textured clay which is hand coiled, dried, bisque fired and glazed. The results are beautifully unique,

It’s cut and carved from a single block of marble that leads to subtle variations in shape

draughts and domino pieces (both saddle leather)

transparency and colour

The distinctive scent captures the splendeur of the Palais Garnier rooftop where honey is collected from hives

new energy and a fresh start

Sourced from the 1960s

violet and berry

as can be seen with this springbok horn knife set

Giacomo Cappellin’s success in the design world is in part thanks to Vittorio Zecchin and Paolo Venini – with their help

complete with a Renaissance-style trim

This serving bowl with a leather handle by Silvia K Ceramics spotlights an open expanse that grants her signature colours and shapes plenty of space to express themselves fully

reminding you of the material’s blissful unpredictability in both shape and finish