Wafa'a Hand-Embroidered Cotton Cushion (15.5in/40cm)

Wafa'a Hand-Embroidered Cotton Cushion (15.5in/40cm)Claudia Martinez Mansell founded Kissweh to create fair working opportunities for those in the refugee camps of Lebanon and Syria. The Wafaa cushion is named after two of the talented team members, with a traditional pattern modernised by the choice of colours. Its embroidered entirely by hand over the course of two to three weeks and complete with a tonal zipper.

This Urushi bowl is crafted from a Japanese Nara oak that was felled near Ido Ferber's studio

laid-back look

supple and beautifully hand-embroidered

hand-dyed and dried by expert artisans in the maker’s Los Angeles workshop from pure heavy-weight cashmere that’s carefully manipulated to form a chunky

a design decision that's sure to rival the beauty of the blooms you place within

The founders claim to find inspiration in “anything from the past

Designed for modern living

this beer glass is still made today by heritage producer Lobmeyr at the original Vienna workshop

Each one-of-a-kind piece is durable

Think of the Métier Buffalo leather pencil case as part of your desk’s permanent collection

has been played for thousands of years

Don’t miss the pontil scar on the base – a mark that signifies this piece has been blown free-hand