Hand-Turned Blackened Oak Bowl

Hand-Turned Blackened Oak BowlMore sculpture than vessel, this bowl by Friedemann Buehler invites appreciation from every perspective. While its organic form appears almost weightless, the richly textured surface lends depth and character. The interplay between refinement and rawness is central to its appeal, creating an object that feels equally at home in a curated collection or as a singular statement piece within the home.

with variations in stripe placement adding to its unique character

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The clean curves of this crystal glass decanter brings a modern feel to home bars and firesides alike

It’s crafted by hand in his workshop in St Ives

a horse-drawn carriage and a double-decker bus labelled ‘Knightsbridge’

The techniques used have been passed down through many generations

To bring designs such as this butter dish to life

the Vegetable Garden collection comprises an array of faïence combining two of Atelier Soleil’s signatures: combed edges and charming artwork

and what better place is there to start than the dining table

its voluminous proportions a subtle wink to Samarkand kaftans and kimonos

jewelry or small objects

At the base