Vintage Wooden Milk Pot, Apricot

Vintage Wooden Milk Pot, ApricotThese traditional wooden neck pots were sourced in Western Nepal, where they were originally used to store milk and food on rural farms until metal pots arrived and made them obsolete. Hand painted on the bottom in warm apricot, they have been given a new life as decorative vases for dried or faux flowers, or simply as a piece of unique decor that stands entirely on its own. A completely one of a kind object that brings soul, warmth and patina to any

Height when assembled: 170 cm

Equally cool on its own as an ornament or filled with your favourite dried stems

We are delighted to be stocking our own little edit of magical creations from Ireland-based artisan maker of magical things Boo Bean + Bear

Hanging installations over long tables have become a staple of wedding and event design — and for good reason

Our gelato-striped napkins to match our tablecloth in a gorgeous pistachio shade with an embroidered palm tree detail in the corner

or a windowsill — it earns its place year-round

Wrinkling is part of linen's charm — the wrinklier

texture and patina are part of its character — not flaws

and just as at home on a night in with the girls

its colours and prints a record of the saris it was made from

One of a kind — variations in colour

wall lamps and decor in their chic French restaurants