19th-Century French Needlepoint Wool and Damask Cushion (19in/48cm)

19th-Century French Needlepoint Wool and Damask Cushion (19in/48cm)This By Walid cushion features French needlepoint embroidery from the 19th century. The wool design is hand stitched onto 19th century damaska repurposed vintage fabricthat's been modernized to retell age old crafting stories, while also minimizing the makers environmental footprint.

both of which are complete with precious bamboo root handles

The Indigo Storm serving bowl by British designer Faye Toogood reveals its experimental construction right on the surface

Giberto utilises the ancient rigà-menà technique to create the two-tone effect of this hand-blown jug

Designed for making daiquiris and Pina coladas

Russian-born French designer Sonia Delaunay was a multidisciplinary artist who co-founded a colourful Cubist movement known as Orphism with husband Robert Delaunay

A perfect choice for any collector or cocktail enthusiast

Designer Lars Holmström made these fluid organic shapes a distinctive trademark

whimsical colour palette and thick walls – details that not only reflect its unusual nature

Bocia Ametista Ribbed Murano Glass Vase by Micheluzzi Glass is characterised by a small

Reproduced from the archive over 40 years ago

This oval platter is finished in a brown ‘urushi’ lacquer for a striking glass-like appearance

They weren’t sure if it was possible and had to learn the technique from scratch