1960s Glass Paperweight

1960s Glass PaperweightMurano glass paperweights date back thousands of years; born almost by accident, they were formed from scraps of colored glass that would otherwise have been thrown away. Over time, expert blowers have utilized several techniques to bring each paperweight to life, such as millefiori, murrina and lampwork. This results in intricate patterns and scenes formed of multicolored rods, beads and canes. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece

the Frank watch box from Giobagnara is the perfect gift for the budding horologist

in a contrasting blue-brown colourway

Studio Shamshiri and ABASK are proud to support Médecins Sans Frontières where $270 from this purchase will be donated to help bring life-saving medical care to people in need

See the results in all their beauty courtesy of these baskets

Behind The Leach Pottery is a collection of artists dedicated to building on Bernard Leach and Shoji Hamada’s legacy

crystal is crushed into a paste which is then packed into a refractory mould and fused in a kiln to obtain exceptional textures

which honour her love for fabric and print

such as the intricate grooves and veins that detail the stem and leaf

This mid-century find offers a Murano glass-tinted window into an underwater scene

like the rippled edges that curve up and around its contents

it’s crafted from locally grown willow that’s been soaked in a water for up to a fortnight

The organic form of this Melted Bronze candle holder is achieved with Visconti’s signature “lost wax” technique