Ottchil Wood Bowl

Ottchil Wood BowlWhen looking for inspiration, Suk Keun Kang simply looks around him, drawing from the quirks and characteristics of the natural world. He works from his rural base in Ulsan, Korea, carving each piece by hand and using the eco friendly ottchil technique. This involves applying more than 30 coats of lacquerderived from the sap of rhus treesto create a protective film that resists spills and stains. Each one of a kind piece is durable, hard wearing, and

reaching away from the bright

it carries its name well: a modern heirloom to hold onto

The way silver with a hammered finish shimmers is second to none – each crevice an opening for the light to catch and reflect from each hollowed-out area

the colour can change slightly depending on the light

Eric Löfman was a Swedish designer and silversmith who created sleek flatware and tableware with an assured Mid-century aesthetic

To the base

Occupying barely no room when folded

This siver-plated basket from the 1950s features a curved silhouette often favored by the architect

The design remains unchanged and every Diplomat Barley pencil

and come in their original velvet and satin lined leather box - ideal for any home mixologist's bar collection

chosen for its resistance to heat

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