| Set of 3 | Washi Treasure Boxes

| Set of 3 | Washi Treasure BoxesHandcrafted in Yatsuo, Toyama, Keijusha's treasure boxes are handmade from locally produced washi. The paper is first wrinkle processed for strength and texture, then decorated using katazome, a traditional stencil resist technique. Artisans place hand cut stencils onto the washi and apply rice starch paste before brushing layers of vivid pigment. After washing and drying, the patterned sheets are carefully formed into the functional, eye catching

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

Basque lace-makers craft the pieces at the family workshop in Bilbao

The compact proportions keep it practical

Encourage a round of ‘cheers’ with these lemonade glasses from the 1970s

honeysuckle and vetiver

While the retro style originates in mid-century American Tiki bars

Each mouth-blown piece has unique charms and variations – differentiating in size and finish – while showcasing Doremus' eye for the unconventional through mesmerising patterns and bold colours

What begins as a sheet of sterling silver in a small Milanese workshop soon becomes something else entirely

functional and perfect for enlivening coffee and side tables everywhere

intertwined and fused before being blown into shape

These dinner plates are shaped and finished in Italy

DIY the Lorenzi Milano way with this roll-up tool set