Vesuvius Tablecloth HCS lighting Co-milling method yields an oil

Co-milling method yields an oil that is vibrant

The shape is a blend of traditional forms and the contributions of the artisans and designers who work together to create these pieces

This container is handmade in the Hudson Valley in upstate New York from white oak

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A modern take on an original Edith Heath design dating back to the 1940s

Vesuvius Tablecloth HCS lighting Co-milling method yields an oilThis tablecloth is block printed on a cotton linen textile. The patterns reflect a wide range of influences: traditional Indian saree motifs, the geometry of the Vienna Secession, Third Style Pompeii frescoes, etc.