Hand-Turned Wood Bowl

Hand-Turned Wood BowlShinichi and Yasue, the self taught artists behind Iida Woodturning, work exclusively with a lathe to celebrate the natural colour and grain of wood. This hand turned bowl is an example of their signature earth finish. Inspired by the Japanese concept of sabi which is dedicated to finding beauty in the natural ageing process its exposed to rain and soil to reach its distinctive texture and patina. Due to natural imperfections in the wood, this one of

which uses a mold to create the controlled pattern of bubbles within the hand-blown glass

Ceramics Master Kim Pan-ki has been designing and creating unique pieces for the home since 1983

This lotus-shaped bowl is sourced from the 1900s

the artisans create a one-of-a-kind marbled pattern

the Circon cocktail shaker is etched with concentric grooves evoking sugar cane stalks or rum-distilling barrels

The subtle green tint elevates the artful piece

is the top-heavy silhouette or slate blue colourway

while double-thick walls reinforce the solid edges — use it to serve drinks or display jewelry

It can be used for holding berries on your next foraging escapade

where minute variations reflect the hand of the maker

Hand-crafted in steel

as it was the very first to be made