Tea Tea Tea! Large Mug Dessert Plate Using a traditional technique that

Using a traditional technique that has been passed down through generations

About the designer: Michaël Cailloux is a refined and witty multidisciplinary artist who draws his inspiration from the still lifes of the 17th century or from the naturalism of the Art Nouveau style

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Used to present desserts such as chocolate mousse or fruit salad

hand-embroidered designs look great behind the Colorblock Dinner Plate and Salad Plate

Tea Tea Tea! Large Mug Dessert Plate Using a traditional technique thatRichard Brendon has collaborated with fellow London founded brand, Print Club London, to create a collection of bone china mugs, bringing the skills of a community of emerging artists together with those of the expert craftspeople in Stoke on Trent. The partnership showcases the work of exceptionally talented artists and brings their work to life in a new medium. Max Machen is an illustrator and printmaker based in Edinburgh. He creates bright,