Hamji Ottchil Wood Low Bowl

Hamji Ottchil Wood Low BowlWhen looking for inspiration, Suk Keun Kang simply looks around him, drawing from the quirks and characteristics of the natural world. He works from his rural base in Ulsan, Korea, carving each piece by hand and using the eco friendly ottchil technique. This involves applying more than 30 coats of lacquerderived from the sap of rhus treesto create a protective film that resists spills and stains. Each one of a kind piece is durable, hard wearing, and

resulting in a natural-looking flower display that’ll bring a sense of effortlessness to the home

The set is complete with leather playing pieces and shakers

heat-treated to enhance its strength and durability

It’s made up of a round wooden tray covered in calf leather

To create the striped theme of these exclusive linen napkins

this piece broke the rules—bringing color to the foreground and letting tradition fade into the background

known for her creative eye and expert colour mixing

resurrection and spiritual transformation in folklore

This reassuringly weighty Acqua fruit fork

This silver-plated coffee pot was created by Ponti in collaboration with Fratelli Calderoni in the 1950s

ridged accents

Mix it like a true Milano courtesy of this cocktail shaker from Lorenzi Milano