Poke Marquetry Wood Tray (15in/38.5cm)

Poke Marquetry Wood Tray (15in/38.5cm)Mori Kougeis Poke collection utilizes the tsuki ita technique, where sheets of wood just a fraction of a millimeter thick are carved and reassembled to form decorative inlaid surfaces. The results vary in color and grain to reflect the character and environment of the wood at hand, and are detailed with finely illustrated patterns of all shapes and sizesfrom clean lined parallelograms to sprawling butterflies.

The bubble-like form of Yali Glass’ Boboli bowl is achieved by applying rows of molten glass horizontally around the body of a hand-blown vessel – then

adds character

The small navy-blue small fork is designed to stand out alongside coordinating utensils or against contrasting pieces in mix-and-match colours

it’s hand-shaped and turned to last a lifetime

This box from the 1980s – notable due to it being her first decade – is hand-raised in sterling silver with a lapis lazuli finial

marble and stone

Perfectly sized for rice and noodle dishes

Stephan Caulfield of Sussex Willow Baskets lends his expert eye to the centuries-old art of picnic hampers

This cheese plate is hand-picked from Carl Auböck and Ostovics’ Edelholz Waren collection

The Bistrot cake slicer by Sabre is finished with a smooth handle with visible rivets

this bowl is detailed with a charming scene of doves and daffodils

Yali's light green ice cream bowl has an ornamental foot and wide bowl