Hand-Printed Ceramic Charcuterie Tray

Hand-Printed Ceramic Charcuterie TrayTerrafirma Ceramics collections advocate for mix and match tablescapes through pieces that harmonise in colour and pattern. This charcuterie tray is perfect for laid back banquets, designed with an intricate aesthetic achieved by painting through textile stencils such as lace. Each design is hand thrown, kiln fired, signed and dated at founder Ellen Evans New York studio.

It’s complete with a medium-sized nib and semi-precious black onyx on the cap

which is something that can be seen in the rounded edges and slimline shape

The sunshine-yellow colourway is exclusive to ABASK

and the perfect vessel for brewing tea or coffee

Third-generation family business Geoffrey Parker launched in 1958 and still crafts every one of its pieces by hand

Barnaba preserves his father’s offbeat and energetic design spirit through every piece

A slim and delicate pencil with a lightweight silhouette

materialising in pieces like this beautifully crafted lemon squeezer

where talented artisans combine Umbrian knitting traditions with contemporary design

The small blue Ribete candlestick holder is hand turned by Don Jesus Torres

Biagio Barile’s Gocce patterned box is handcrafted in Sorrento from maple wood

use it to store everything from pens to paintbrushes and quills