1980s La Fornasotta Murano Glass Bowl

1980s La Fornasotta Murano Glass BowlLa Fornasotta, 'the furnace' in Venetian, is a powerhouse in the world of Murano glassmaking. With a playful, graphic sensibility, this 1980s bowl sees color and line worked into a crisp, star edged form. Bands of blue, yellow, and clear glass sweep across the surface in precise arcs, creating a sense of rotation as the bowl is turned. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics

Having mastered the fundamental techniques of artistic jewelry design at the wide-eyed age of 14

The fabric is given an ombré look through the use of ikat – a complex resist-dyeing technique that lends an artistic finish

Age-old techniques are given a modern spell—digitally woven onto wood in kaleidoscopic bursts of color

scanning old photographs and recalling memories of his grandparents’ linen sheets

starting with a tennis ball of black

The classic midcentury Alpha pitcher in mouth-blown muslin glass has been reimagined by one of London’s most fascinating illustrators

This chopping board is handmade in the UK from antique teak

HMA | Blank Space calls to mind the soft hedonism of summer days spent picnicking on pebble-dashed shores or sitting under a shock of bougainvillea

In this trinket bowl

all housed in individual wicker compartments

Handwoven from 100% camel hair

A characterful addition to any clock lover's collection