Floriography Honeysuckle Embroidered Velvet Jewelry Tray (6.5in/17cm)

Floriography Honeysuckle Embroidered Velvet Jewelry Tray (6.5in/17cm)Uncommon Ancestors first collection of jewelry trays, Floriography, takes its name from the coded language of flowers popularized in the 19th century following Charlotte de la Tours Le Langage des Fleurs (1819). What began as a discreet means of expressing sentiment evolved into a richly symbolic practice, where each bloom carried its own message. Crafted from solid walnut and lined with velvet, this design is detailed with an embroidered honeysuckle.

this vintage Carlo Moretti paperweight nods to the ’90s glass sculptures that were inspired by Manhattan at night

this mid-century candy dish is a beautiful display piece to fill with sweet treats

It was felt in particular in West Germany

such as this pitcher

The Litorale blanket is handwoven in high-quality linen and cotton with fringed edges and colourful stripes created using botanical dyes

and created many a masterpiece at his factory in Wingen-sue-Moder

is inspired by the flora that blooms during springtime

This ceramic spaghetti jar spotlights Matthew Foster’s love for form and surface

dated between 1895 and 1915

The result is a sure-fire conversation starter – and undoubtedly the guiding light of a curated tablescape

Finished in an indigo blue ‘urushi’ lacquer with a glass-like appearance

Add this dream-like piece to bed or sofa to inject the brand’s sunny West Coast charm into your home