Ritzen Hand-Painted Ceramic Candle

Ritzen Hand-Painted Ceramic CandleMade at the workshop in Marwitz, Germany, Hedwig Bollhagens soya wax candle smells of rustic cedar in its handcrafted ceramic dish. Artisans scratch the iconic monochrome weave directly into the clay using the sgraffito technique pioneered by Bollhagen in the 1930s, then hand finish each piece with a transparent glaze.

formed into a slightly fluted design and heat-sealed with a paste red rim

It is still being produced in the Vienna workshop from the original brass cast

It’s made in Los Angeles from pure cashmere utilising a special technique called knitter’s choice

Giobagnara’s Santiago large humidor case is handcrafted from walnut wood and covered in blue calfskin

a backing board and name tags so you can organize your next dinner party with ease

To achieve its sweeping form

traditionally mouth-blown and then stamped in its molten state with an iron tool to create an entirely unique shape

Team with other pieces for a coordinated table setting

Think of the Métier Signature canvas pencil case as part of your desk’s permanent collection

round Italian tray in kimono black is beautifully formed with a softly scalloped rim

This white and green tablecloth is made in the US from overlocked linen with a merrowed edge

The most elegant of storage solutions