Women's Shibori Cashmere Seamless Wide Cardigan

Women's Shibori Cashmere Seamless Wide CardiganAfter studying Fine Art in Europe, Hiroyuki Murase founder of Suzusan realised the inherent beauty of shibori, so set about to revive the traditional craft. To do so, he switched up the fabric, opting for cashmere from Inner Mongolia as opposed to the usual cotton, and explores the various patterns that the age old method can facilitate. This cardigan is a fine example of mokume shibori, where a running stitch is sewn tightly to create irregular

fluted conical form lends a contemporary feel - they're the perfect size for serving large helpings of rosé

such as this 1955 Conway Stewart 28 fountain pen

The blue is a nod to traditional Japanese indigo dye

The openwork stitched border is finished in brightly coloured threads that bring a sense of playful sophistication to any dining table

G often takes inspiration from 17th century French dinnerware

The set is housed inside a smart bottle holder embellished with bamboo inlays

The Passepartout playing card holder is crafted using the signature material and artisanal methods

Use it to keep your pages in order and let its notable craftsmanship inspire you

The wax is hand-poured in France

When pulling together an at-home bar

during the 1950s

cut and polished by hand by expert artisans