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Mimata Glass
Wine glass hand-blown in Japan.
Third generation of glass-blowers in Hokkaido, Japan, Mimata San draws inspiration from the traditional french crystal glassworks.
Its slightly champagne colour gives this glass a special shine.
Each piece is unique.
Height : 10 cm
Diameter : 7,5 cm
Contains : 25 cl
Boxwood knife 10 cm
Knife handmade in a cutlery located in the spanish pyrennées.
Stainless steel blade, boxwood handle.
Blade length : 10 cm.
Pool Plate 25 cm
White glazed terracotta tableware handmade in Greece.
Each piece is unique.
Diameter : 25 cm
Risotto plate
White glazed terracotta tableware handmade in Greece.
Each plate is unique.
Diameter : 26 cm
Pool Bowl
White glazed terracotta tableware handmade in Greece.
Each piece is unique.
Diameter : 13 cm
Height : 5 cm
XIXth century jar
XIXth century hand-blown jar.
These jars were used to store food, especially truffles.
Each jar is unique.
Height : 30 cm
Diameter : 12/15 cm
Glassball oil lamp large
Oil lamp glass ball with a brass base.
Use paraffin oil only.
Diameter : 14 cm.
Dora lamp vintage
Dora lamp designed by André Caznave in the 60's, edition : Atelier A.
Also names pebble lamp because of its shape, the Dora lamp is made of Marble sand and resin.
Height : 22 cm
Width : 33 cm
Wine glass
Wine glass hand blown in Damas, Syria.
Each piece is unique.
Height : 13 cm
Diameter : 7 cm
Mezze carafe small
Hand blown glass carafe.
Its shape makes the grip easy to serve.
Available in 2 sizes.
Height : 21 cm
Diameter : 9 cm
Bottle 0.75l
borosilicate glass with cork stopper.
Hot or cold drink proof.
its cork stopper allows it to be used as a purified water bottle if you put a japanese carbon stick in it.
Capacity : 0.75 l
Height : 28 cm
Diameter : 8 cm
Lady Ann black mat coffee pot
Coffee pot inspired by the french XVIIIe century siver coffe pot.
Materials : Black anodized aluminium and bakelite.
Made in Italy.
Height : 18 cm
Diameter: 10 cm
Capacity : 4 cups.
Alice mirrored tray small
Heavy aged mirrored tray with oxidized details.
Handmade in Tuscany, Italy.
Each piece is unique.
Dimensions : 19 cm x 24 cm
Sema Blackline cushion
Wild nettle fiber cushion handwoven in Uttarakand, India.
Dimensions : 60 x 60 cm
60 x 60 cm
Mohair plaid terracotta
Mohair plaid made in France in the manufacture of the noble fibers, Brun de Vian Tiran.
350 g/m2
180x140 cm
Coupelle Shikaï
Shikaï San is a young japanese ceramist who learned alongside master Minoru Suzuki.
He lives and works in Mashiko (Tochigi) in a small house surrounded by fields and ricce paddies.
His ceramics are low temperature cooked in a wood fire oven for 2 to 4 days.
The random finishes result varies over the different techniques experimented.
Material : stoneware
Height : 3,5 cm
Diameter : 16 cm
Tea Bowl Shikaï
Shikaï San is a young japanese ceramist who learned alongside master Minoru Suzuki.
He lives and works in Mashiko (Tochigi) in a small house surrounded by fields and ricce paddies.
His ceramics are low temperature cooked in a wood fire oven for 2 to 4 days.
The random finishes result varies over the different techniques experimented.
Material : stoneware
Height : 7 cm
Diameter : 15 cm
Olive oil bottle amber
Olive oil bottle
Contains : 30 cl.
Dimensions 20 cm x 7 cm.
measuring cap included.
Olive oil bottle clear
Olive oil bottle clear.
Recycled glass.
30 cl.
20 cm x 7 cm.
Measuring cap included.
Olive oil bottle smokey green
Olive oil bottle smokey green.
Contains : 30 cl.
Dimensions : 20 cm x 8 cm.
Included measuring cap.
Expresso glass clear
Expresso glass clear.
Recycled glass.
Contains : 7 cl.
Dimensions 7 cm x 6 cm.
Assiette creuse shikai 17 cm
Shikaï San is a young japanese ceramist who learned alongside master Minoru Suzuki.
He lives and works in Mashiko (Tochigi) in a small house surrounded by fields and ricce paddies.
His ceramics are low temperature cooked in a wood fire oven for 2 to 4 days.
The random finishes result varies over the different techniques experimented.
Material : stoneware
Height : 12 cm
Diameter : 12 cm
Coupelle Shikaï brun
Shikaï San is a young
japanese ceramist who learned alongside master Minoru Suzuki.
He lives and works in Mashiko (Tochigi) in a small house surrounded by fields and ricce paddies.
His ceramics are low temperature cooked in a wood fire oven for 2 to 4 days.
The random finishes result varies over the different techniques experimented.
Material : stoneware
Height : 9 cm
Diameter : 20 cm
