Crafts are at the heart of each object

Learn more about unique handcrafted process and materials we use for each of our editions.

Contemporary and timeless composition of wood, metal and glass. India is our signature collection originally launched at Sotheby’s London in 2012.
Handblown glass, Czech Republic
Hand turned wood, Finland
Handspun metal, UK
India Small I & II
India I & II
India Large I & II
Scarabee

Skilled cold working expertise is required to achieve the large vertical overlapping diamond wheel cuts ranging from rough to fine. The heavy glass piece has to be handled by
a single person for several hours during this cold working process.
Handblown glass, Czech Republic
Handspun metal, UK
Handturned wood, Finland
Amphora
Frida
Oya
Poppy
Ray
Sculpt

Creating a Raku bowl is a challenge. The process requires heat and smoke and swift movements. The glazed bowl is lifted out of a 900°C kiln and left on the ground to rapidly cool, allowing for the cracks to appear on its glazed surface. Very fast it then needs to be immersed in wood chips to prevent the whole bowl from cracking. The intense heat creates smoke and fire, making the raw clay parts turn black. Wild beautiful patterns appear through this process, making the pieces absolutely unique.

Handblown glass, Czech Republic Hand turned wood, Germany
Raku ceramic, Germany
Butterfly
Ruby

We work with the process of throwing, which involves shaping the wet clay on a spinning horizontal wheel. Our collection offers raw earthenware clay in dark and glazed stoneware ceramic. For these collections, we work with an Italian artisan working in the region of Bassano del Grappa.
Handblown glass, Czech Republic Handturned wood, Finland
Earthware ceramic, Italy
PARADISE: LILITH & EVE
SATU
TSV4 & TSV5

Bringing together the fragile lightness of glass and the ancient prestige of stone, our Terra continues the pursuit of European sustainable luxury. Dense in its tones and materials, and at the same time refined in its composition, Terra is an ode to the tactile and tangible earth.
Hand blown glass, Czech Republic
Hand turned wood, Germany
Handturned stone, Finland & Italy
TERRA

Freehand shaped so none is alike, this collection is focused on glass. The pieces are blown and shaped freely, with the glass surface only being touched by tools held in the glassblower’s hand. The results are entirely unique, characterized by a soft edge on the opening of the glass.

Handblown glass, UK
Wood, Germany
Branch Bowl
Heiki
Heiki Vases & Bowls

The contrast of softwood and shiny glass gives these pieces a particularly tactile quality. Dual Stacking Vessels are unique treasures, curvy glass with a wooden crown creates a comforting and elegant ambiance.
Handblown glass, Czech Republic Handturned wood, Germany and Finland
Baby Bloom
Bloom
Inanna
Matisse I, II, III
Pisara
Splash
Ohana

Soft and wild, the Tribe edition is a revival of ethnic elements such as feathers, wood & rattan, combined with glass. Each piece is unique and cannot be replicated.
Handblown glass, Czech Republic
Rattan and feather work, Germany
tribe

Processed Paper is a material Pia developed during her studies in Product Design at the Royal College of Arts in London (graduation 2011).

During her studies Pia was looking into ways to preserve and modernise traditional crafts, with her own strong interest being for wood work.

Paper, Germany
Paper totems