Hamji Ottchil Wood Low Bowl

Hamji Ottchil Wood Low BowlWhen looking for inspiration, Suk Keun Kang simply looks around him, moved by the quirks and characteristics of the natural world. He works from his rural base in Ulsan, Korea, carving each piece by hand and utilising the eco friendly ottchil technique. This is where more than 30 coats of lacquer derived from the sap of rhus trees form a coated film thats resilient against spills and stains. As a result, each piece is durable, hard wearing and perfect

it became used for a host of other drinks instead

Its wider proportions are perfect for celebratory magnums or two bottles

Inspired by natural surroundings and childhood nostalgia

squared leather case

designed by Ora-Ito and inspired by nature – specifically gems

It’s finished in a green glaze which contrasts beautifully while serving sushi

These Monkeys dessert plates feature six different scenes with playful primates and make brightening additions to any dinner table

With notes of Italian bergamot

it’s the perfect storage for wooden spoons

This beautifully balanced fountain pen is handmade in ebonite

embroidering each linen mat by hand with meticulous detail and finishing with a traditional scalloped edge

Richard Brendon’s gossamer thin glassware makes a refined addition to any home bar or drinks trolley