Horse Flower Man Hand-Painted Ceramic Mug

Horse Flower Man Hand-Painted Ceramic MugLiz Rowlands kitschy ceramics ponder on the quiet moments of life, especially those that take place at home or surrounded by nature. This mug, with its intentionally askew silhouette, tells the story of a man with a horse, chicken and flowers. Each one is different, as the collections are built, painted and fired by hand in Edinburgh with deliberate quirks that echo the joy she finds in handmade design.

with delicate flowers making each one an artistic

characterised by shapes and colours reminiscent of blooming gardens in the Spanish countryside

This extremely rare ladies’ mahjong set originated in a Shanghai workshop circa 1920

Each piece is hand-blown in the heart of Cairo using traditional techniques that originated in Ancient Egypt

With experience from Parsons School of Design

To add character

like the rippled surface and the textural handle that appears as if it’s been delicately braided

introducing whimsical folds and impressions to the material that make it truly one-of-a-kind

Sabre's Bistrot cheese knife in dune and black is a contemporary take on a classic tabletop style

scallop-edged dishes are among the most revered

Giobagnara’s large Marea tray is fully covered in smoke-toned

A rare find from the 1920s