Women's Cashmere and Linen Tunic Dress

Women's Cashmere and Linen Tunic DressIt was while working on a collection of rugs that Los Angeles based Denis Colomb was exposed to the artistry of Nepalese craft, which led to the founding of his eponymous collections. Working with small, family owned workshops across Kathmandu, he creates forever pieces that are made entirely by hand, utilising techniques such as looming, weaving, spinning and dyeing. This tunic dress is handcrafted in cashmere and linen.

pared-back shapes

The sturdy wooden base makes it ideal for housing everything from throws and blankets

They’re hand painted in vibrant green by skilled craftspeople in Moustiers-Sainte-Marie

feature eye-catching shapes reminiscent of the Ancient Egyptian motifs seen in Art Deco architecture

Designed in 2009 by Mamoru Wakabayashi

this serving platter has a beautifully tactile feel

The Zigzag napkin features an intricate design that’s influenced by vintage Portuguese weaving and cross stitch

it features a suede interior for keeping accessories suitably protected

Like it and lump it: Lorenzi Milano artisans handcraft each bowl of blown glass and chrome-plated brass hardware

This brown Sorrento tray with cylindrical rosewood handles is artisan-made in the company's Port of Genoa workshop and equally suited to utility and display

a round imprint is stamped into the newly added molten glass

'Mille' deriving from the thousands of coloured glass shards that are sprinkled onto transparent crystal to create a truly original and eye-catching vessel