Yaobian Dark Red Flambe Porcelain Meiping Vase Period - Meiji 90% Cashmere Wool

90% Cashmere Wool

These old Himachal milk pots were made in the Kullu valley and date to the early 20th century

These pretty Moroccan-style Iron Lanterns can be used inside or out -  they come with a greenish antique paint finish

This rustic elm saddle stool is constructed with a thick piece of solid elm shaped like a saddle using traditional carpentry

Yaobian Dark Red Flambe Porcelain Meiping Vase Period - Meiji 90% Cashmere WoolThis beautifully rich & glossy dark red and black flambe vase is a Chinese reproduction piece made in Jingdezhen in the traditional way by hand. Yaobian translates to 'transmutation' and refers to the the variegated glaze effect which occurs as the glaze changes colour during the kiln firing process. Red flambe was first developed in the 11th century and is created by mixing iron & copper. Flambe glazes were notoriously difficult and unpredictable to