Nastro Hand-Cast Bronze Candle Holder

Nastro Hand-Cast Bronze Candle HolderAn elegant manifestation of the ancient lost wax casting process, Osanna Visconti's Nastro candle holder begins life as a wax sculpture, which is cast and then melted away to be replaced by molten bronze. Working from her Milan atelier, she kneads and shapes everything by hand in whimsical ribbon twists.

the collection is defined by an architectural rounded edge to each piece – a perfect foil to the cutlery’s precise straightness – as exemplified by this pastry server

looking out at the mountains in the distance and how they were covered by a blanket of faint fog – the exact moment that informs this highball

Use it to tackle new recipes or to master a French favourite

Lorenzi Milano is on hand with just the thing in the form of this cashmere brush

when teamed with a lit flame

The bell-shaped lid and contrasting pointed top is a testament to the urn's sentimental value

with four legs and a fold-open mechanism

Handmade by New York-based fine glass and crystal masters

the cake stand in Cornwall clay and bone ash is slip-cast by hand in a plaster mould

This chrome-plated ink blotter is manufactured in brass and finished in copper

this ceramic vase features distinct scalloped edges that’ll perfectly frame your blooming bouquet

slight variations in color and pattern are to be expected