Women's Irregular Hand-Stitched Silk Robe

Women's Irregular Hand-Stitched Silk RobeSara Sakanakas way of unpicking the past to sew new seeds for the future is communicated through one of a kind pieces hand stitched from Japanese silk kimonos. Given the limited width of these textiles measuring at just 14 inches she must unravel them before skilfully engineering to create a cohesive whole. This robe, which is stitched, numbered and signed by hand, takes approximately 80 hours to make, utilising fabric sourced from 1930s 1960s Japan.

while the versatile silhouette promises to slot into any room of the home

It’s handmade in the finest natural vegetable-tanned leather and complete with two handles and a removable interior tray

The small Ribette candlestick holder is hand turned by Don Jesus Torres

The Sofia teapot is a quirky take on a traditional 18th-century design

crows and some daddy owls – and they’re just as much of a hoot as the smaller ones we already have

Handmade by skilled glassmakers in France

this wool-blend Yailin cushion has a signature broken-stripe weave in a vibrant mixed colourway

hand-quilted piece is sourced from the northern region of the UK and features candy-coloured sawtooth stripes

No two are the same

This silver-plated candlestick is complete with a base made using fragments of pearl oyster shells

while shimmering bronze swirls add intrigue and pay homage to Barovier's experimental Murano glassmaking techniques

it’s great for slicing fruits