A vivid floral moment framed in natural warmth The Sunburst Bloom Serving Tray brings color, pattern, and a sense of play to everyday interiors. A lively floral design fills its square center, balanced by the warmth and visible grain of its wooden frame. Integrated...

A rippling marble silhouette shaped for generous tables The Kora Large Marble Serving Board turns a substantial slab of stone into a fluid, sculptural form. Hand-carved in India from Toronto marble, its rectangular body is surrounded by deep, rhythmic curves that soften the weight...

A scalloped terracotta form shaped by hand in Honduras The Ena Terracotta Bowl turns the familiar serving bowl into a sculptural study of rhythm and curve. Its rounded body rises into a deeply undulating rim, creating alternating peaks and valleys that bring movement to...

A functional form shaped by the grain and the hand The Grava Acacia Wood Bowl draws its character from the material itself. Handcarved in India from solid acacia wood, each bowl follows the natural movement of the grain, allowing dark ribbons, honeyed tones, and...

A complete bread service woven, printed, and shaped by hand This Tree of Life Bread Warmer Set brings together a terracotta warming stone, an oval seagrass basket, and a hand screen printed cotton tea towel. The three pieces are proportioned to work together, creating...

Small bowls shaped by grain, carving, and an irregular edge The Gravon Acacia Nut Bowls give everyday snacks a more sculptural setting. Handcrafted in India from richly grained acacia wood, each bowl has a softly scalloped rim and gently carved exterior that preserve the...

A small vessel shaped from the remnants of larger work The Kambur Spice Jar gives walnut wood a second life in a form made for daily ritual. Handcrafted in Guadalajara, Mexico, it begins with hardwood remaining from furniture production—pieces too small for full-scale construction...

Three rustic forms shaped in a Portuguese family pottery The Casa Cubista Rustic Carafes pair exposed red terracotta with a loosely painted white glaze. Available in Cylinder, Spout, and Angle designs, each shape has its own proportions while sharing the collection’s warm color and...

Belgian flax woven in Kerala for a table meant to be used These Stone Washed Linen Dinner Napkins bring the natural movement of linen to the table without the stiffness of more formal table linens. Woven from imported Belgian flax, each napkin is dyed...

Pure linen finished with a relaxed fringe These Fringe Linen Napkins bring natural texture and softness to everyday meals and more composed table settings. Woven from 100% linen, each napkin is absorbent, quick to dry, and designed to become softer and smoother with repeated...

A handwoven checkerboard designed for the work of the kitchen The Jane Kitchen Towel brings broad blocks of color and fine contrasting lines to 100% Ethiopian cotton. Its checkerboard pattern is woven into the cloth rather than printed across the surface, allowing the changing...

Bands of handwoven cotton drawn across saturated color Fine rows of natural cotton travel across the Rift Valley Tea Towel, breaking its richly colored ground into a measured linear pattern. Woven from Ethiopian cotton spun by hand, the cloth is soft, absorbent, and finished...

Silk assembled cocoon by cocoon, without a loom The Mulberry Silk Table Runner by Tanana Silk preserves the cocoon as both material and design. Rather than reeling the silk into thread and weaving it into cloth, artisans steam individual mulberry cocoons flat before arranging...

Wild silk patchwork in saturated color The Ceranchia Open Wild Silk Table Runner brings bold color and distinctive natural texture to the table. Handmade from start to finish in Madagascar, individual pieces of dyed wild silk are cut and sewn together to create an...

Undyed wild silk with its natural golden luster intact The Ceranchia Dense Wild Silk Table Runner is assembled from individual cocoons produced by a silk moth native to Madagascar. Each cocoon is opened, flattened, and stitched to the next, forming a richly textured textile...

A graphic chevron built directly into the weave The Handwoven Chevron Raffia Table Runner draws its pattern from structure rather than surface decoration. Natural and black raffia meet in long, tapered forms, creating a restrained zigzag that shifts gently from one side of the...

A centuries-old Turkish textile reimagined for everyday use The Forêt Hand/Kitchen Towel is a traditional peşkir—a compact counterpart to the Turkish pestemal woven for daily rituals at the sink, bath, and table. Handwoven in Turkey from organic cotton, its fine two-tone pattern creates a...

Bougainvillea color woven into an everyday Turkish cloth Begonvil is the Turkish name for bougainvillea, the climbing flower that spills over walls and courtyards throughout the Mediterranean. This handwoven peşkir translates that vivid botanical association into berry-toned cotton set against warm ivory. Made in...

A thick layer of Portuguese cork for serving from the oven This Small Cork Trivet creates a protective surface beneath hot casseroles, baking dishes, pots, plates, and serving platters. At three quarters of an inch thick, the compressed cork provides substantial cushioning between hot...