Slipware Oblong Platter

Slipware Oblong PlatterMike Parry specialises in characterful, down to earth slipware just like this oblong platter, hand thrown in red earthenware from his home studio in Pontypool, South Wales. Perfect for both decorative and serving purposes, it features a unique design and a varying colour palette, both indicative of his interest in medieval pottery and 18th century English slipware.

Starting with a hand-sculpted wax model

a design decision that's sure to rival the beauty of the blooms you place within

Otzi Studio’s Eyelet bin is handcrafted in the UK from two sheets of leather that are joined together with a waxed linen stitched seam

Cherry and orange provide striking contrast in this Ametista II design against Petrobelli’s amethyst-purple shade

These lightweight linen napkins are hand-printed with a blue floral motif exclusive to ABASK

Think of the Métier Buffalo leather pencil case as part of your desk’s permanent collection

Each piece is hand-blown from 100% lead-free crystal by Czech artisans dedicated to preserving traditional crystal production methods

Each piece features subtle variations that can be traced back to the talented craftswomen at the Anūt Embroidery Training center in Cairo

Master craftsmen practice ancient mould-making techniques at extreme temperatures to shape the weighty crystal into an elegant silhouette and hand-carve each groove

The large Polaris vase is made using the balloton glassmaking technique

breezy tactility

the 100% vegetable wax Fenice candle is mouth-blown and hand-finished from Murano glass