Flowers Hand-Painted Slipware Small Lidded Vegetable Dish

Flowers Hand-Painted Slipware Small Lidded Vegetable DishTradition lives on through Poterie dvires, as each collection is informed by the rich heritage of its home, Haute Savoie. The studio refuses to stand still, so the design language is always fresh and new. But while this aspect evolves, the making formula stays the same: the clay is prepared, turned, decorated, fired, manipulated and glazed, using a wood burning kiln of five cubic meters' capacity and the art of the hand touch. The resultswhich are

In the case of this Niki Babouche pair

Flavio Poli – former artistic director of Seguso Vetri d’Arte – gave the sommerso technique a new lease of life in the 1950s

It consists of a desk pad

A signature of the line-up is the hammered surface of the metal

Its bottom-heavy silhouette is great for filling with ice

mix-and-match combinations

Bethan Laura Wood’s Guadalupe collection explores the rhythms of the sea through geometric incisions

This serving platter spotlights a Dungeness crab (metacarcinus magister)

The rippled glass elevates the artful piece

like fishtail-inspired handles

Mori Kougei’s indigo-dyed trays have a graduated effect that gives the illusion that rays of light are beaming out of the center

he opts instead for loden wool – a traditional variety of the fabric which is boiled