| Set of 4 | In the Groove Hand-Carved Blackwood Large Serving Spoons

| Set of 4 | In the Groove Hand-Carved Blackwood Large Serving SpoonsFunctional design and Tanzanian influences are at the heart of Qsa Qsa Carvers In the Groove serving spoons. Each one is crafted from locally sourced African blackwood and highlights the wood carving skills established by the Makonde tribe, where a free hand technique produces naturally smooth results. They have multiple uses, too use them for serving salad, grains, vegetables and more.

Add it to your teatime ritual and see how every reach for a sweet treat acquaints you with a new wonder – from the intricate engravings to the sculptural lid

diamonds and spires on the Lismore footed centerpiece are inspired by the rugged castle of the same name in Waterford County

His design is handmade by experts in the Son Mai lacquering technique and finished with an impossibly smooth mustard-yellow gloss

The top leaf represents 9% in 2016 while the bottom increased to 11

with every detail hand moulded by Visconti

the elegant case has a slim profile and contrast white stitching to nod to its heritage and authentic craft

centred around the seemingly insignificant moments of daily life

both of which are complete with precious zebu horn handles

this smooth earthenware ceramic large 25cm jug makes a pleasing addition to the dining tables – and open shelving between uses

this wool-blend Antwan throw has a signature chevron weave in a contrast colourway of muted browns and blues

La Gallina Matta’s Sardines napkins are crafted in high-quality linen that’s been chosen for its strong

By Walid’s floral woollen cushion features 1920s French embroideries backed onto a 19th-century linen – a repurposed vintage fabric that has been modernised to retell age-old crafting stories