1970s Half-Filigree Murano Glass Vase (11.5in/29cm)

1970s Half-Filigree Murano Glass Vase (11.5in/29cm)The filigree technique is one of Muranos oldest methods of glass decoration, dating back to the 16th century. As exemplified in this lightly striped vase, it involves fine, twisted threads of milky white or colored glass pulled through molten glass and manipulated into patterns by the maker. The resulting delicacy is said to be inspired by Venetian lace. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive

The Warrior Cloth throw by de La Cuona is woven from robust linen that celebrates the fiber's natural texture and variation

imbuing the piece with a lively

In the case of the Astratti tray

which honour her love for fabric and print

a scent that’s almost good enough to eat

wheel-throwing and etching

Refined leather softens the structure

features a wide expanse created using an intricate mosaic of mother-of-pearl

The Cammei motif expressed on this design is an homage to Classicism

Tensira’s beautiful linen represents the meeting point between Nordic design and age-old Guinean know-how – as we can see with this set of Indigo napkins

It’s rendered in 18ct gold-plated metal

a memory that continues to shape her practice