Moonrise Shawl Black post cards which produces a unique texture

which produces a unique texture

Sakurajima volcanic ash is kiln-baked into white porcelain to create these round bowls from designer Yusuke Kido at One Kiln in Japan

the glassware makes the invisible elements of light and air visible

Made in Nagasaki

The linen is spun from flax naturally grown and retted on the ground from fields stretching from Caen in France to Belgium and Amsterdam

Moonrise Shawl Black post cards which produces a unique textureThis shawl was designed by Japanese textile brand Mills Studio and handmade by skilled artisans in the village of Bagru near Jaipur, India. The patterns are produced by a traditional woodblock printing technique, so each piece is unique and features slight variations. Craftsmen use dyes made with natural minerals fermented with old iron and sugar, as well as natural dyes like flowers and plant nuts.