Cashmere Ombré-Border Scarf (78.5in/2m)

Cashmere Ombré-Border Scarf (78.5in/2m)Pashmina, which has been produced in Kashmir for centuries, is prized for its softness, warmth and texture. The raw material is obtained from the undercoat of Changthangi goats, which roam a high altitude region of the Himalayas. Me & K has mastered the fine art with a meticulous process that sees the yarn spun, woven and dyed by hand. This scarf is made on a traditional wooden handloom and takes approximately 14 days to finish.

Ted Todd has collaborated with ABASK to present Woodworks: an exclusive collection of exquisitely made objects for the home that spotlight the natural wonder of wood – be it antique

cocktail spoon

This 1970s solid silver vintage design from Italian silversmith San Marco can also be used to shave garlic

Experimental

These tumblers highlight their dexterity

This reassuringly weighty Acqua fruit knife

It’s handcrafted in Italy by master artisans from precious leather and chrome-plated brass

This wood piece

which is inspired by celestial artwork from the 18th century

recognising the importance of fun and whimsy when bringing people together over food and drink

allowing the brass to develop a soft patina that’s entirely its own with every game played

The silhouette of the String tealight holder is inspired by the shape of a traditional tulip-shaped cognac glass – hence the narrow top and wide base of the Murano glass piece