Hand-Thrown Ceramic Vase (13.5in/35cm)

Hand-Thrown Ceramic Vase (13.5in/35cm)Lee Song ams study of shape and form through black clay materialises once again in a selection of expressive hand thrown vases. Although quiet in character, these designs are intended to tell their own individual stories through the unique quirks of the glaze a part of the craftsmanship thats only amplified by their time in the kiln.

The Ricky throw features contemporary stripes and meticulous whipstitching

It’s intended to open one’s eyes to the beauty

visual appeal and interesting back stories laden with social

enough for 20 to 30 days

The Kiri Scarf is handwoven in two-ply cashmere

Masterfully crafted from fine snakewood

Richard Brendon’s mixing glass is an elegant alternative to a shaker

like this deeply textured bronze candelabra

they give the illusion that this piece is a rare antique find from a bygone era

this cribbage board features a large playing surface with engraved scoring tracks and a beautifully finished exterior

bound in the brand’s distinctive Dauphin calf leather with a contrast trim

Osanna Visconti has collaborated with House of Lyria to create a three-part collection of one-of-a-kind stools