Rays Indigo-Dyed Wood Round Tray (17.5in/44cm)

Rays Indigo-Dyed Wood Round Tray (17.5in/44cm)Mori Kougeis indigo dyed trays have a graduated effect that gives the illusion that rays of light are beaming out of the center. This is achieved with the tsuki ita technique, where thinly sliced sheets of wood are cut at a precise angle and pasted in a circular pattern. Each piece is only further elevated by natural indigo dye, a fine art that Mori Kougeis home of Tokushima is renowned for.

Due to the nature of leather

it's a timeless addition to any game collection

This pudding pot was developed in conjunction with food writer and presenter Regula Ysewijn

emerald green

A key part of her design story is that all materials are sourced from the earth – for example

while his love of unearthing the potential of a bolt of cloth puts material and process front and centre

Carlo Moretti showcases his signature bubble effect and Murano mouth-blowing techniques using lead-free crystal glass

This size is perfect for small rice dishes and starters

from the rope handle to the engraved bands fashioned on wooden staves – they’re even complete with metal hoop-inspired circles

beads and canes

with transparent outlines that are enhanced by an assortment of textures: lente

This 23K gold-plated letter opener is manufactured in brass and finished in copper