Hand-Glazed Ceramic Braided Serving Bowl

Hand-Glazed Ceramic Braided Serving BowlMaison Pichon Uzs has many signatures, but braided bowls and baskets are the most iconic. Craftspeople utilise the corbeille technique to form the clay into soft coils that are woven by hand and reinforced with small flowers or buttons. A week of drying is followed by an underglaze, bisque fire, lead based glaze and second firing. The process is meticulous and controlled, taking up to a month to reach the work of art you see here.

With a delicate leaf-embroidered edge

or simply top a coffee table

whether that’s intricately braided ceramic or a clean-cut octagonal bowl

These Arcadia pickle dishes go through several pairs of hands before they reach their destination – a process unchanged in nearly 300 years

The ritual of playing a board game is part of the magic for Alexandra Llewellyn – the click of the dice

5'' X 5'' double photo frame is beautifully handcrafted from sterling silver — a sophisticated way to display your favourite memories

designed in 1908

ideal for serving sundaes and scoops of ice cream

The design is backed onto 1950s wool – a repurposed vintage fabric – that’s been modernised to retell age-old crafting stories

A perfect choice for any collector or cocktail enthusiast

finished with glossy black acrylic handles and visible rivets

The Folklore napkin features an intricate design that’s influenced by traditional Ukrainian Vyshyvanka embroidery