Women's 1920s Chinese Embroidered Silk Robe | One Size

Women's 1920s Chinese Embroidered Silk Robe | One SizeBy Walids folio of antique fabrics is filled with one of a kind finds: French linens and sun washed chintzes feature, as does a selection of ecclesiastical embroidery. With them, he creates wearable art that draws you into the history and story behind each one. This robe is pieced together from embroidered Chinese silk kimonos uncovered from the 1920s. Each textile is cleaned, backed, restitched and fixed entirely by hand, with fine details that

Brandimarte's hammered water glass is crafted by skilled Florentine artisans

with geometric patterns that promise to bring a generous serving of eclecticism to the dinner table

Kaneko Kohyo’s striking chrysanthemum-shaped Giyaman tableware makes a ritual of dining

These crystal egg cups highlight his approach – note how each one has been expertly moulded to appear as if the cup is slowly melting and being swallowed up by the bottom-heavy base

The monogram arabesque is oversized to an almost abstract pattern

This frying pan measures 8” (20cm) and features an ebonized oak handle dyed à la the Victorians with a homemade tea leaf mixture

the I Diversi tumbler features an elegant white and pink pattern

as they double up as examples of the finest handiwork

designed in 1880 and refined over generations by silversmiths at the 150-year-old Vienna atelier

Giobagnara’s Marea tray is fully covered in yellow-toned and genuine calfskin leather

This heartfelt message is communicated through warm oak – sustainably sourced from a London tree – and original photographic artwork that’s been digitally printed onto the board by a fine printer

which are communicated via hand-embroidery against a pure linen backdrop