Elsa Hand-Coiled Stoneware Vase (11.5in/29.5cm)

Elsa Hand-Coiled Stoneware Vase (11.5in/29.5cm)Raffaella Molin has loved working with her hands for as long as she can remember as a child her output was mud, which then developed into fashion design before she found stoneware. She describes her approach as a mood thing, letting her emotions of the day sway each piece. Her process is careful and controlled, starting with a tennis ball of black, textured clay which is hand coiled, dried, bisque fired and glazed. The results are beautifully unique,

Other thoughtful features include the semi-precious playing pieces in rose quartz and green agate

It starts at the top leaf with 25% in 1990 and reduces in size to 9% in 2015

The resulting streaks are unique to each serving bowl

which is something you see in action with this walnut serving board

Doubling up as a versatile valet tray

cuticle and nail nipper

with architectural silhouettes that vary slightly in shape and design

the Aras tumblers are christened with the Old Irish word for “home”

Its Art Deco sensibility is emblematic of the decade it was sourced

It’s nothing short of a Modernist marvel

The Eye bottle stopper

Stewart Hearn expands his flock of feathered friends to include penguins