Leaf-shaped Chopstick Rest

Leaf-shaped Chopstick RestOnce a secondary pursuit for samurai, kabazaikuthe art of cherry bark craftinghas shaped Denshiros collections for over 200 years. Based in Kakunodate, a Japanese town famed for its cherry trees, Denshiro continues to honor this legacy through objects made for daily use. Designed by Kaichiro Yamada, these chopstick rests feature gently curved silhouettes to keep utensils in place. Each leaf shaped design reveals herringbone like veins, created using

who had the lightbulb moment to apply reverse layered glass – coloured on the inside and milky white on the outside – to simple

This simple olive-green bin trimmed in bronze is typical of the clean-lined

Traditional polishing techniques bring out the bark’s natural depth and luster

The result is natural and irregular

highlighting the precision and attention to detail that this maker applies during every step of the process

This By Walid cushion features English needlepoint from the 19th century

Born and raised in Murano

covered in glossy abstract motifs and hand-finished with a velvet interior

what will it be

a group of French avant-garde ceramicists determined that pottery should be regarded as an art form

the Panama pencil case comes in the same hard-wearing crossgrain calf leather with a durable fabric lining and gold zip

making each hand-embroidered detail even sweeter