Women's Mono Aili Babouche Slippers

Women's Mono Aili Babouche SlippersThe Mono Aili Babouche slippers are handmade in Morocco from leftover fabrics founder Calla Haynes collected from couture houses across France and Italy. These textural combinations of silk, cotton, brocade and linen are woven by craftswomen in the Atlas mountains before the finishing touches are added in Marrakech. Due to the unique sourcing process, every pair is different.

with a charming starfish-like base

each one is fashioned to an exuberant genie silhouette with a unique texture and sculptural stopper

with boxwood and ebonised pieces in the classic Staunton style

Note how the design celebrates juxtaposition

its large proportions make it perfect for laying beneath serving platters or making an impact on bigger tables

This vintage-inspired chrome-plated stapler is manufactured in steel and finished in a mixture of copper and nickel

which is native to the Eastern Atlantic Ocean

each of these cocktail napkins is hand-stitched with a teal-coloured palm tree

the Métier brown leather envelope holds historical artistry passed down by generations

musk and myrrh

English bulrush is harvested with scythe-shaped blades and later sun and wind-dried

such as Gio Ponti and Giuseppe Capogrossi