The glaze gradient deepens the connection between the two pieces

Formed when the two oldest and largest glass manufacturers in Japan merged (Toyo began in 1878 and Sasaki in 1902)

just a large air plant that grows in a spherical shape

The surface pattern comes from two Heath glazes—KPFA and Gunmetal—layered over one another before reacting to the firing temperature in the kiln

and birch wood

Tela Napkin in Warm Gray (Set of 4) FF-5-2024-edit The glaze gradient deepens theThe Tela (Italian for "canvas") fabric is very soft yet strong and tactile, perfect for an informal yet elegant table setting. After hand sewing each item goes through a special dying and stone washing process to create the soft and weathered look. The result is a very unique effect with variation which makes each piece unique.