Hand-Turned Brown Oak Bowl

Hand-Turned Brown Oak BowlMore sculpture than vessel, this bowl by Friedemann Buehler invites appreciation from every perspective. While its organic form appears almost weightless, the richly textured surface lends depth and character. The interplay between refinement and rawness is central to its appeal, creating an object that feels equally at home in a curated collection or as a singular statement piece within the home.

with its spherical

but also a pleasure doing business with – just note the handy spout on this glass pourer

the French weaver renowned for his patented loom

This small salt cellar by Jarosinski & Vaugoin is a classic

Green Wolf Studio cordless blown-glass lamps by designer Paola Petrobelli are individually hand-worked at a workshop in Murano

This long beaded necklace speaks to his distinctive aesthetic

painted and polished by the hands of expert craftspeople in the Bavarian Forest

The raw textures are naturally formed by heat and ash in the kiln

This set of two paring knives is crafted for the fine

horn and stainless steel

These only-at-ABASK cocktail napkins are no exception

display the set on a home bar to help guests pick out cherries or olives from the drinks on offer