Hand-Thrown Ceramic Vase (17.5in/45cm)

Hand-Thrown Ceramic Vase (17.5in/45cm)Lee Song ams study of shape and form through black clay materialises once again in a selection of expressive hand thrown vases. Although quiet in character, these designs are intended to tell their own individual stories through the unique quirks of the glaze a part of the craftsmanship thats only amplified by their time in the kiln.

The details are just as notable: the handle is made from hand-turned plane timber

Gabriela Anastasio Holloway

Two panels

The name of these side plates is quite fitting for Ceramica Pinto

is a hand-made piece fired at a high temperature of 1280° in a wooden kiln

The Immenista towel is handwoven in high-quality linen with fringed edges and colourful stripes created using botanical dyes

which is characterised by an elongated neck and wide base

and is complete with an Alcantara lining

a push device and a tip crafted from nickel-plated brass

Lora Avedian’s artistry is on full display with the Rudbeckia cushion

wool and alpaca

He chose a rectangular silver form