Fuzzy Feutre Cashmere Shawl (78.5in/2m)

Fuzzy Feutre Cashmere Shawl (78.5in/2m)It was while working on a collection of rugs that Los Angeles based Denis Colomb was exposed to the artistry of Nepalese craft, which led to the founding of his eponymous collections. Working with small, family owned workshops across Kathmandu, he creates forever pieces that are made entirely by hand, utilizing techniques such as looming, weaving, spinning and dyeing. The Fuzzy Feutre shawl is handwoven in brushed cashmere.

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Italian workshop Zanetto has been ‘playing with metal to create unusual and contemporary shapes’ since 1963

the maker must create a small hole in the glowing glass and allow the air to funnel through – the result may look accidental

the year he was named creative director of the 300-year porcelain factory

as can be seen in this hand-thrown piece

is as versatile as the fabric it’s made from

designed to enhance the characteristics of white wine

like the bulbous form and curved handle

has stainless-steel hardware with bamboo-root handles

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this 1970s Barovier & Toso Murano glass bowl ripples with movement and light

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