Ensaf Hand-Embroidered Cotton Cushion (15.5in/40cm)

Ensaf Hand-Embroidered Cotton Cushion (15.5in/40cm)Claudia Martinez Mansell founded Kissweh to create fair working opportunities for those in the refugee camps of Lebanon and Syria. The Ensaf cushion is named after the embroidery coordinator at the Rashadiyeh base, and is based on a traditional pattern often used on the edges of dresses. Its embroidered entirely by hand over the course of two to three weeks and complete with a tonal zipper. The craftswomen combine the colours differently every time,

labdanum and sandalwood) created in Grasse

Hand-blown by Moser’s expert glassmakers

Each piece is hand-spun from premium wool in the brand's Spanish atelier and meticulously finished with the signature vacuno calfskin emblem

This extremely rare ladies’ mahjong set originated in a Shanghai workshop circa 1920

The classic Mid-century Alpha tumbler in mouth-blown muslin glass has been reimagined by one of London’s most fascinating illustrators

“Cluin” is the Irish word for “hear” and this Cluin decanter is hand-etched in a grid evoking the old oak bookshelves at Marsh's Library in Dublin

This exceptional tool is ideal for preparing

To capture this moment

this item is a truly original vintage piece that has never been used

Christofle’s centerpiece is part of the brand’s Vertigo collection

from the cutting and forging of iron to the sharpening

The bottle stopper by Jarosinski & Vaugoin was designed in 1985 and characteristic of the brand’s passion for play