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Available in two sizes, these lovely natural clay pots can be used both indoors or outside. They are handmade using traditional coiling techniques.

This stunning rug is hand woven using traditional looms. The black pattern contrasts well against the natural jute. Available in two sizes or as a ...

Shandong, circa 1860 This old cart is from Shandong in northeast China and made from elm wood. It would make a lovely outdoor decorative piece today.

Shanxi, circa 1880 This long, narrow table would be ideal today in a reception room as a display console. It has four drawers for storage, still wi...

Shanxi, circa 1860 This lovely storage cabinet has a warm, natural colour which shows off the deep grain of the elm wood. The top section has beaut...

Shanxi, circa 1840 The Buddha here is seated, with long robes flowing down to cover his hands. The carved figure dates from the mid 19th century an...

Shanxi, circa 1860 In the same style as many Chinese stools but with larger proportions, this square table may have been used originally as a medit...

Shanxi, circa 1840 This low table would work well as a coffee table with the three drawers offering storage for remotes or magazines. The drawer fr...

Shanxi, circa 1820 The old black lacquer finish on this beautifully proportioned desk is old, but now largely worn away from the top surface and ro...

Gansu, circa 1800 This side table is from Gansu in western China. Made from walnut, the lacquer has been stripped back so that the colour is of the...

Shanxi, circa 1840 This old wooden Buddha dates from the mid 19th century and shows the wear and cracked, painted finish of its age. The Buddha is ...

Hand turned from sustainable mango wood, these stylish Anyi lamps are made using the carpentry skills of artisans in Rajasthan. The natural wood co...

Beijing, circa 1880 This lovely armoire is made from elm and has been completely stripped back to show the beautiful natural wood, giving the piece...

These small bowls are ideal for serving nibbles, dips or just organising your bits and bobs. Made by skilled Rajasthan craftsmen using sustainable ...

These lovely little bowls come as a set of three, ideal for serving nibbles or dips. They are made using sustainable mango wood, wash in warm soapy...

These beautiful plates really highlight the lovely natural grain and pale tones of the mango wood, available as either side or dinner plates. Wash ...

This striking armchair is hand woven from jute. The legs have been hand turned from sustainable mango wood. The stunning bold pattern is enhanced b...

With a design and colour to match the armchair, this charming footstool is made from sustainable mango wood and hand woven jute. Note that, due to ...

The solid mango wood used on this Batu shelf comes from a sustainable source, it sits upon two simple but sturdy iron supports. An ideal solution t...

Beijing, circa 1900 This sturdy wooden cabinet was originally designed as a chest for storing money and valuables. It has a narrow set of doors in ...

Beijing, circa 1840 The old lacquer on this lovely chest has been stripped back to reveal the beautiful, pale elm wood underneath, with is lovely g...

Handwoven from rattan using traditional basket weaving methods, these unusual pendant lamp shades are great as a focal point over a kitchen or dini...

Inspired by the baskets used by fishermen in Indonesia, these unusual shades are made from rattan, handmade using traditional basket weaving techni...

These rustic, industrial look Birwa shelves incorporate solid, chunky mango wood atop two strong dark iron supports. The perfect solution to add in...