Reed Carrying Basket material-aluminium The style first appeared in

The style first appeared in China hundreds of years ago and by the Ming dynasty had become widespread - placed in pairs against a wall when not use and brought into the middle of the room for seating when needed

These ginger jars in a classic Chinese blue and white glaze are are reproductions of old ceramics

Note that each item is individually cast so there can be slight differences from the examples shown

these simple chop-stick sets are held in a charming box with a cantilevered lid at one end and adorned with three carved tortoises

The leather used is a by-product and ages over time enhancing the rustic look

Reed Carrying Basket material-aluminium The style first appeared inHandcrafted from interwoven reed and bamboo, these generously proportioned round baskets were originally made for carrying fresh produce. They adapt seamlessly into contemporary interiors ideal for organising magazines, storing firewood, or arranging bathroom essentials. The artisanal construction means that each basket varies slightly in terms of size, and finish, characteristic of authentic handmade craftsmanship.