Ceramic Honey Jar

Ceramic Honey JarBehind The Leach Pottery is a collection of artists dedicated to building on Bernard Leach and Shoji Hamadas legacy. To do so, they look to the past; they work in the original St Ives studio in Cornwall, source their clay from nearby St Agnes, and honour the signature Standard Ware styles from the 50s, 60s and 70s. This un notched honey jar is hand thrown, fired to extreme temperatures and finished with a milky glaze. Note the unique colour variations

rounded body with a ridged design that echoes the fluidity of Venetian water wells

as he believes it reveals form most effectively – a theory that’s only backed up by these striking mugs

By Walid’s intricate woollen needlepoint cushion features floral embroideries backed onto a 19th-century linen – a repurposed vintage fabric that has been modernised by Walid to retell age-old crafting stories

with contrasting yellow cord trim

It's cast in the original brass moulds

Its compact size makes it ideal for both game nights or travelling on-the-go

Mother-and-daughter-owned Missoni

makes it a great collector's item

so combines the two to create this set of Sardines placemats

moulded to an oval shape that’s the perfect partner to a handful of long stems

facilitates a fascinating interplay between light and reflection

they hand-stitch each piece with fine detail