Riccio Coste Hand-Blown Murano Glass Vase (7.5in/19cm)

Riccio Coste Hand-Blown Murano Glass Vase (7.5in/19cm)Micheluzzi Glass Riccio series utilises the molatura technique, which is used to cold carve the glass to produce the linear cuts that form this vases unique surface pattern. These cuts are inspired by the shell of a sea urchin riccio in Italian, which is where it gets its name.

Handmade at the Devon pottery

complete with a rounded handle and spout

psychedelic grain of zebrano wood is the canvas

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

Lend teatime the Qäsa Qäsa Carvers touch by way of this sugar and coffee scoop set

Rikke Falkow’s creations are simple and straight to the point

The archival piece is handmade from red clay in the Bitossi workshop with a rich luster courtesy of its generous glaze

crafted in plywood and calf leather

the collection is defined by an architectural rounded edge to each piece – a perfect foil to the cutlery’s precise straightness – as exemplified by this fish-serving fork and knife pair

alongside rich colour palettes of green

The Bugatti robe is handcrafted from wool crepe – chosen for its unique texture – with a wide shawl collar in silk and fraying detail on the hems

De Vecchi captures the natural movement of the compound in this silver-plated candlestick