Elisa Hand-Coiled Stoneware Vase (12in/30cm)

Elisa Hand-Coiled Stoneware Vase (12in/30cm)Raffaella Molin has loved working with her hands for as long as she can rememberas a child her output was mud, which then developed into fashion design before she found stoneware. She describes her approach as a mood thing, letting her emotions of the day sway each piece. Her process is careful and controlled, starting with a tennis ball of black, textured clay which is hand coiled, dried, bisque fired and glazed. The results are beautifully unique,

this photo frame makes a fitting tribute to the decade

which typically combines turquoise

plays beautifully with light and the never-ending lines of circles

To create these shorts

New generations of Auböcks hand-work and file each piece to a satisfying tactile finish at the family atelier

Fornasetti’s Pennini collection is hand-decorated with a series of nibs complete with various hallmarks

many of their works can be found in museums across the world

third-generation family business Geoffrey Parker still makes every one of its games by hand

Italian master artisans of the rarest materials

who embroider rope-inspired motifs along the signature scalloped edge

The Moncenigo globe reflects Leonardo Frigo’s devotion to 17th-century artistry

two leather cups