Inox Leather Champagne Bucket

Inox Leather Champagne BucketIts said that Santa Croce in Pisa is home to some of Italys finest leather, which is why Cassigolis design objects are coated in hides of such provenance. Crafted by the hands of Tuscan artisans, each piece is finished with tonal stitching and environmentally conscious water based glue details that echo the modern and minimal rationale laid out by the founding grandmother of the man currently at the helm, Leonardo Bindi. The Inox Champagne bucket,

This small honey pot by Ido Ferber

It’s crafted in the original Solomeo workshop - established in 1978 - where talented artisans combine Umbrian traditions with contemporary design

Shibori has always been part of the design scene in Japan

with a fluid

It features a transparent stopper and a spiral body

as well as mouth-blowing – as Bollenglass can attest with this tulip stem vase

conceptualised to accessorise haute living

It’s complete with hand-embroidered crystal and glass beads

These dessert plates are finished in a brown ‘urushi’ lacquer which lends them a striking glass-like appearance

This porcelain design is decorated with intricate embellishments and pops of gold – a detail that juxtaposes beautifully with the warm glow of a lit flame

Reproduced from a 1950s design

Namiki’s fountain pen and ink gift set features illustrative parrot motifs which intertwine on painterly peach trees - an auspicious symbol of purity and health