61 results found for “ceramic*”

A school of blue sardines drawn across luminous porcelain The Sardines Nesting Plates bring a playful coastal subject to the ceremony of aperitivo. Three graduated oval dishes are animated with hand-painted fish, their fine cobalt lines echoing vintage seafood tins, market illustrations, and the...

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...

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...

Handmade in India using traditional mosaic glasswork, the Floral White Mosaic Glass Bell Pendant brings patterned light, warm glow, and handcrafted detail into the home. Its bell-shaped shade is built from small glass pieces arranged in an allover floral design, creating a surface that...

A midcentury Turkish runner woven through the language of Cicim Handwoven in Turkey between 1960 and 1970, this vintage Cicim Kilim runner carries a centuries-old textile practice into a long, generously patterned form. Its field is arranged with large medallions, stepped diamonds, and angular...

Haitian beadwork gives a compact pendant its sculptural form The Draper Pewter Pendant Light is shaped by hand from wire and wrapped in rows of glass and acrylic beads. Its rounded lower body narrows toward the top, creating an organic silhouette defined as much...

Found in Shanxi Province in Northern China, this Early 20th-Century Cedar Cabinet is an antique storage piece with warm color, carved detail, and quiet architectural strength. Handcrafted from cedar wood, the cabinet has clean paneled doors, bronze hardware, and a carved floral apron across...

Geometric bone inlay arranged across a deep blue ground The Gramercy Blue Bone Inlay Coasters bring a graphic honeycomb pattern to everyday table protection. Slender pieces of ethically sourced bone are individually arranged within a deep blue resin base, creating a striking geometric surface...

Tunisian olive wood shaped into a distinctive serving pair The Olive Wood Flat Fork Salad Servers bring the swirling grain and warm coloring of slow grown olive trees to the table. Each broad utensil is carved with an individual arrangement of openings, allowing the...

An Anatolian weaving tradition expressed through wool and geometry This vintage Cicim rug carries one of Turkey’s distinctive flatweaving traditions into a compact runner form. Handwoven from natural wool, its deep burgundy and black field is organized with diamonds, stepped forms, narrow borders, and...

Found in Rajasthan, this Antique Teak Corbel is a carved architectural fragment preserved as a sculptural object. Originally used as a structural support beneath a projecting roof or architectural overhang, the corbel has been mounted on a custom iron stand so its form can...

A floral mosaic shaped by traditional inlay craft The Marigold Mosaic Bone Inlay Coasters bring pattern and warm color to everyday tables. Each square coaster features an intricate floral composition in sunny yellow, soft white, and muted blue-grey, creating the effect of a miniature...

Handwoven texture drawn from Colombia’s native fique fiber The Handwoven Fique Fringe Napkin Rings bring natural texture and a relaxed finish to the table. Made by artisans in northeastern Colombia, each ring is woven from fique, a durable plant fiber traditionally used throughout the...

Found in Thailand, this Antique Bronze Buddha Statue is a seated devotional figure with a dark aged surface, serene expression, and visible oxidation. The figure is shown in Bhumisparsha Mudra, often understood as the earth-touching gesture associated with the Buddha’s moment of enlightenment. Cast...