Mid-Century Ceramic Decorative Plate (11in/28.5cm)

Mid-Century Ceramic Decorative Plate (11in/28.5cm)Inspired by the name of a mid century West German exhibit in 2006, the term fat lava is indicative of the thick layers of bubbling and rough enamel in the glazed ceramic process. This unique, wheel thrown decorative plate originates from mid century Germany. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its charm and celebrate its unique history.

revealing an abstract and vibrant depiction of the Hamsa symbol — an amulet significant in North African traditions

This Berlin ballpoint – named for the city where the studio is based – is hand-turned from bog oak wood

This featherweight tank top features 90s-inspired low armholes and looks just as good worn alone as it does underneath a cardigan

it’ll effortlessly slot into tablescapes and interior settings

The set is hand-finished with individual cotton wicks

Louis Dangon

and each one is complete with a stylised handle in blue and green

which is stitched

which are fused together and shaped while hot to create the kaleidoscopic effect you see on this pitcher

This oval platter is finished in an indigo blue ‘urushi’ lacquer for a striking glass-like appearance

This hot water bottle is crafted in pure cashmere which is perfect for heat retention

which is reflective of the mid-century embrace of chunky glassware