vintage furoshiki ceramicist leaving a minimal silhouette that's

leaving a minimal silhouette that's as sleek and sophisticated as it is warm

A striking monochromatic rendering of a flowering cherry branch

two deep pockets

A medium-sized hand-thrown stoneware teapot by Melbourne ceramicists Wonki and J

Made in Britain from soft merino wool

vintage furoshiki ceramicist leaving a minimal silhouette that'sIn Japan, furoshiki () have been part of daily life for centuries, used to wrap, carry, store, and protect belongings of all shapes and sizes. One account of their origins dates to the Muromachi period, when visiting feudal lords gathered at a shoguns bathhouse. Each guest wrapped his kimono in a large square of monogrammed cloth while bathing, to keep the garments tidy and easy to identify. Then, when drying and dressing, the cloth was spread