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Is there anything better than a cocktail shared on a summer afternoon? Chill a martini glass or embellish your pinot grigio. Effervescent flavors, the laughter of loved ones, the clink of ice against glass: a joy unrivaled.
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Bridget Johnson
British ceramicist Bridget Johnson creates unique pieces that assume a worldly identity all their own – the result of her experimental bisque and smoke firing processes. Slowly built from the ground-up, each piece is finely hand-coiled using a technique inspired by the traditional arts of West Africa.
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Based in the Tuscan city of Prato, the heart of Italy’s textile industry, The House of Lyria produces original, timeless fabrics unlike any in the region. Founder Riccardo Bruni, the creative force behind The House of Lyria, is an auteur of textiles who merges tradition, experimentation, and emotion to create materials with a wholly unique character. The company is named after a rare, elegantly spiraling conch shell. It symbolizes the freedom of the ocean, a wide-open realm in which to dream and explore.
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Linda Ouhbi
Born in Casablanca and currently living in France, Linda Ouhbi creates her stoneware pieces using a hand coiling technique. This ancestral process necessitates slow construction and permits the development of a relationship with each piece. Throughout the quest for a fragile balance during creation there begins a dialogue that influences the shapes that emerge.
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