Hand-Thrown Ceramic Vase (14.5in/37cm)

Hand-Thrown Ceramic Vase (14.5in/37cm)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.

Handmade by skilled glassmakers in France using traditional cold and hot-glass methods

Giobagnara’s Chinese mahjong set is crafted in plywood and dipped in calf leather

Organic silhouettes and distinctive glazes are just two details that make Mervyn Gers ceramics a pleasing addition to the dining table

Ifuji's large

While the patterns are the same throughout each collection

You’ll find a zipped compartment on hand for storage

This large serving platter is meticulously crafted from bespoke oxide clays

so no two pieces are ever the same

Ready to rival the beauty of the gems you place within is this jewelry box from the 1890s

having been used by folk from all walks of life

It’s finished with USB and mobile charger inputs with four plugs – a sleek and savvy desk saviour

Inspired by the Japanese concept of sabi – which is dedicated to finding beauty in the natural ageing process – it’s exposed to rain and soil to reach the distinctive texture and patina you see here