Vintage Hermes Brides de Gala Silk Scarf Framed Art Salad PlatesDesigned by Henri dOrigny, an artist celebrated for his elegant and equestrian inspired compositions, the Herms Brides de Gala silk scarf was first released in 1967. This vintage design features an intricate arrangement of bridles, reins, and equestrian gear in navy and gold. Professionally showcased in a double barrel frame, this piece transforms Herms luxurious silk into a captivating work of art for any interior.
The rug is made by shaping organic wool with soap
The multitude of vibrant images by Kenji Miura of green fields
this versatile European styled hand painted dish with a scalloped border was originally used for serving pickled vegetables and condiments to pass during a meal
A set of four mid century Ingrid Gulli blue stem Swedish hand blown water
it was designed for whisking and pouring the rich
English made bracelet designed for layering
A simple white and grey striped design makes this pillow a versatile addition to any indoor or outdoor space
or angler loving decor
Artisanally made by Carola van Dyke
This hand carved out of Africa ten piece wooden toy set is hand-painted by art teachers in Istanbul with non-toxic eco-friendly paint
this shallow copper stockpot dates to the 1880s and was shaped for the steady
This wool hooked rug features three dogs in a canoe enjoying the great outdoors
