Dinner Party

Hands down, these borosilicate glass teacups are our top-selling product. It's no wonder, what with their sweet stature and cheerfully colored handles. The set of two cups are at your service...

A small scoop of ice cream, olives or nuts would all be happy in these small stainless steel bowls. We've even used them decoratively to hold votives and floating candles,...

These brass bowls are teeny and tiny and cute and we can think of a million reasons to have a million of them. Perfectly petite, use them for kitchen prep, dining mise-en-place or catch-alls...

Spread butter, cheese or Pâté with these elegant knives. Each uniquely colored spreader is hand formed in Uganda using sustainably harvested horn from Ankole cattle.  Product Specifications: 6" long Handmade...

When you think about some of the most popular cocktails consumed around the world, it is impossible to separate the drink from the glass in which it is served. Moscow...

A moderately-sized mug for your moderately-sized caffeine habit! Its simple silhouette and crystal clear celebration of line make this borosilicate glass coffee cup unmistakably modern. Oh, and we should also...

Serve up thali, a party or a picky kiddo (You know the type...  Thine food shall not touch!) with this handy divided tray! We love how the clean lines and...

Serve salad elegantly with these unique, generously proportioned utensils. Hand formed in Kenya using sustainably harvested horn from cattle - a reclaimed byproduct of the country's beef industry - this stunning serving...

These tumblers are a timeless addition to your everyday routine. We love the design and sturdiness of this glass for cocktails, juice, wine on the porch or water on our...

These brass bowls are teeny and tiny and cute and we can think of a million reasons to have a million of them, or at least a set of three...

A perfect little bowl for lentils, desert, snacks or sweets. You can even pop it in the oven for individual casseroles! Clay and terra cotta have been used by every culture...

Fine cutwork textiles are a typical Rajasthani handicraft, a celebration of light and shadow. Hand cut cotton is layered over organza and then embroidered with thousands of delicate stitches to create...