Toscana Pewter Cotton Wool Jar

Toscana Pewter Cotton Wool JarInside Cosi Tabellinis Brescia workshop, the age old art of pewtering is kept alive. To bring designs such as this cotton wool jar to life, craftspeople begin with a prototype, either sculpted from scratch or revived from an original iron mold. Molten pewter is then poured, cooled and released before being polished and hand welded into form. The final flourish comes in the chiseling and engraving, each piece finished with touchmarks that whisper of

This jug from the 1960s spotlights his signature of engraved detailing

This 1923 carafe is an exclusive re-edition from NasonMoretti’s archive

The contrasting blue and red palette nods to the founders’ penchant for colours inspired by their birthplace of Venice

This two-handled pot certainly brings the theatricality to cooking and serving

this wool-blend Becky cushion has a folksy hexagonal weave and pretty fringed edging

Inspired by antiques

a rare Scottish merino wool developed by farmer Rachel Crawford in Fife

This By Walid cushion features intricate Aubusson tapestry from the 18th century

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The Signature tea canister

a strategically weighted

including the pineapple you see here