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These pretty bottles are made from recycled glass, handblown and in a choice of colours. They are lovely as single vases or group them together wit...

These small, round turquoise vases sit neatly into the teak bowls which are made using sustainable tree roots. Beautiful as table ornaments. Please...

These small stone Buddha heads are carved by hand and make lovely ornaments. The red wax seal on the forehead of this example is an official seal a...

These wonderful coconut shells are worked by hand to show beautiful floral designs in open carving. They are polished to a smooth finish and make l...

Each one of these beautiful ornaments is created by hand from a coconut shell. The intricate open carvings show various leaf and scrolling designs....

This large wooden bowl would be ideal as a large fruit bowl on a dining table or sideboard. Made from teak wood, it comes from the region of Lampun...

These beautiful large, deep bowls are made in Indonesia from Suar wood and have a lovely colour and pattern. Each one is produced individually so t...

This lovely large, wooden bowl is from the Lampung region in southern Sumatra. Ideal as a large fruit bowl on a dining table or sideboard, it is ma...

Mongolia, circa 1900 These interesting little boxes are from Mongolia, finished in red lacquer and decorated in the green and yellow pigments that ...

Handmade from solid brass, these attractive pots are produced in India. They are hammered into shape before being etched with lovely, traditional d...

These lovely pots are handmade from brass, etched with traditional designs. They each come with a lid so make attractive storage jars, or group the...

This shallow, oval shaped bowl is from Gansu in western China, where it was used originally for kneading dough to make bread. Today it would be ide...

Tibet, circa 1900 These lovely round wooden bowls are from Tibet, the once brightly painted patterns in red, black and gold now in more subtle hues...

These blue glazed ceramic jars are similar to those used in China for storing oil or wine. The rustic, pale blue glaze over the cream base gives an...

Pillow boxes like these were commonly used in China during the Qing dynasty to deter would-be thieves. The owner would place valuables inside the b...

Shanxi, circa 1950 This little octagonal black lacquer box would have been used for holding some kind of delicacy and presented as an expensive gif...

These little wooden boxes come in three sizes - rectangular (the larger black box in the photo), large cube (the red box shown) and small cube (the...

These beautiful round boxes with lids are made from huang-huali, a rare tropical hardwood which is still highly prized in China. Polished to a smoo...

This set of three T-light holders is made in Guilin province, southern China, from red resin. Each one is beautifully carved with a design of peony...

Shanxi, circa 1900 This little wooden box still has traces of the original dark red lacquer, now mostly worn to the paler wood underneath. The lid ...

These little wooden boxes come in three sizes - rectangular (the larger black box in the photo), large cube (the red box shown) and small cube (the...

These little pestle and mortars are made from iron and have been refinished in black. They were once used to grind the herbs and ingredients used i...

Shanxi, circa 1900 These little wooden receptacles were once used as rice measures in China. Today they make useful little bowls on a console for k...

These little statues are from the island of Sumba in Indonesia. Each one is carved by hand, from sandstone, so is completely unique. Used by the Su...

These stone fish are carved by hand and make lovely ornaments. The fish is one of the eight Buddhist symbols of good fortune and considered a symbo...

These simply shaped T-light holders look great lit up on a console or window sill. Made from recycled glass, each one is finished in a distressed m...

Tibet, circa 1900 Similar in shape to the painted versions but less decorative, these round wooden bowls are also from Tibet, finished in differing...