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A generously sized, 100% linen table cloth, with a beautiful texture in a classic colour, from the master weavers of Lapuan Kankurit, in western Finland. In natural, un-dyed linen, woven together with a muted white, this classically simple table cloth will work equally well as part of a formal table..

A soft, washed linen table cloth or pièce de lin featuring pretty jacquard-woven sprigs of marjoram — perfect for use as a tablecloth, bedspread (especially on hot summer nights) or throw. Linen is a natural fibre made from flax, in this case, sustainably grown in central Europe without artificial i..

100% linen table cloth, from the master weavers of Lapuan Kankurit, in the Ostrobothnian district of western Finland. In natural, un-dyed linen, with woven-in stripes in dyed olive, this classic table cloth will work equally well as part of a formal table setting, or as an everyday, relaxed backdrop..

100% linen table cloth, from the master weavers of Lapuan Kankurit, in the Ostrobothnian district of western Finland. In natural, un-dyed linen, with woven-in stripes in a sunny yellow, this classic table cloth will work equally well as part of a formal table setting, or as an everyday, relaxed back..

A square linen cloth, intended for use as a decorative tablecloth or centrepiece, in a reversible damask design created by Dora Jung in 1961. Dora Jung (1906–1980) was a Finnish textile artist, craftswoman, and industrial designer, well known for reforming the method for ‘damask’ weaving. Looks beau..

A generously sized 100% washed linen tablecloth adorned with a decorative stripe woven from a thicker, plied yarn. Woven in Lapua, Finland, at the workshops of Lapuan Kankurit, run by a fourth generation weaving family and a mill initially set up by husband and wife Juha and Liisa Hjelt, but now run..

A classic linen tablecloth with a warm and summery blend of purple and yellow in a classic gingham check. Great for creating a homely and cheerful table setting, its square shape is perfect for round or square tables, inside or out. Woven from 100% linen in Lithuania for Fog Linen Works of Japan. De..

A booklet of the most ancient natural room deodoriser. 12 leaves and 36 strips. Tear off a strip, fold it into a zig-zagging concertina, set alight and blow out so it gently smoulders releasing its perfume into the air. Strips can also be placed into chests, drawers or cupboards. The Rose scent was ..

A booklet of the most ancient natural room deodoriser. 12 leaves and 36 strips. Tear off a strip, fold it into a zig-zagging concertina, set alight and blow out so it gently smoulders releasing its perfume into the air. Strips can also be placed into chests, drawers or cupboards. Tradition is the or..

A box of 24 approximately 20mm scented incense cones for burning. Based upon recipes first developed by the chemist Hermann Zwetz in city of Schleiz over 135 years ago and still produced by the company he helped found, now arguably the longest established incense manufacturer in Europe, in a small f..

A box of 24 fir scented incense cones for burning. Based upon recipes first developed by the chemist Hermann Zwetz in city of Schleiz over 135 years ago and still produced by the company he helped found, now arguably the longest established incense manufacturer in Europe, in a small factory in Mohor..

A box of 24 myrrh scented incense cones for burning. Based upon recipes first developed by the chemist Hermann Zwetz in city of Schleiz over 135 years ago and still produced by the company he helped found, now arguably the longest established incense manufacturer in Europe, in a small factory in Moh..

A box of 24 sandalwood scented incense cones for burning. Based upon recipes first developed by the chemist Hermann Zwetz in city of Schleiz over 135 years ago and still produced by the company he helped found, now arguably the longest established incense manufacturer in Europe, in a small factory i..

Born out of a combination of two of Hyogo prefecture’s traditional crafts: the famous Harima matches, and the incense of Awaji island. Each box contains 8 short incense sticks in the form of matches, which can be struck on the outside of the box just like normal matches. The burning incense can then..

Born out of a combination of two of Hyogo prefecture’s traditional crafts: the famous Harima matches, and the incense of Awaji island. Each box contains 8 short incense sticks in the form of matches, which can be struck on the outside of the box just like normal matches. The burning incense can then..

Born out of a combination of two of Hyogo prefecture’s traditional crafts: the famous Harima matches, and the incense of Awaji island. Each box contains 8 short incense sticks in the form of matches, which can be struck on the outside of the box just like normal matches. The burning incense can then..

Born out of a combination of two of Hyogo prefecture’s traditional crafts: the famous Harima matches, and the incense of Awaji island. Each box contains 8 short incense sticks in the form of matches, which can be struck on the outside of the box just like normal matches. The burning incense can then..

Born out of a combination of two of Hyogo prefecture’s traditional crafts: the famous Harima matches, and the incense of Awaji island. Each box contains 8 short incense sticks in the form of matches, which can be struck on the outside of the box just like normal matches. The burning incense can then..

A deep green porcelain incense tray made for Hibi in Seto in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. The recess in the ceramic perfectly fits the heat proof mat provided in every box of Hibi incense matches, making it the perfect accessory. Please note it is recommended to wipe the surface of the porcelain do..

A porcelain incense tray made for Hibi in Seto in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. The recess in the ceramic perfectly fits the heat proof mat provided in every box of Hibi incense matches, making it the perfect accessory. Please note it is recommended to wipe the surface of the porcelain down as incen..

A flower shaped porcelain incense tray made for Hibi in Seto in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. The recess in the ceramic perfectly fits the heat proof mat provided in every box of Hibi incense matches, making it the perfect accessory. Please note it is recommended to wipe the surface of the porcelain..

A box containing 30 sticks of Sandalwood incense, containing only Sandalwood and fine natural wood powder. Each 135mm stick will burn for approximately 25 minutes. These sticks are natural incense only, with no metal stick, and need to be treated delicately to prevent breakage — one or two may ..

A simple little metal dish, for the safe burning of our Knox incense cones, which keeps the heat of the cone away from the surface the dish is sitting on. Light your Knox incense cone and blow out the flame to get it smoking, then place the cone in the centre of the dish and allow the scented s..

A small white stone with a hole for the insertion of a stick of incense — a beautiful and simple incense holder from Tokyo Kodo, the Japanese makers of our OKOH Sandalwood and Mosquito Repellent Incense. Simply insert an incense stick, light and blow out to enjoy the natural scents of these inc..

A rectangular incense holder made in India from premium brass. It features a large and small hole on either end to accommodate many incense stick types, and a recessed interior to catch fallen ashes. Due to the nature of brass, its surface will patina over time, which is one of the material’s favour..

A small, cylindrical box shaped incense holder hand thrown in stoneware with a footed base to reduce heat transfer. The removable lid features a hole to allow the scent of incense cones or Papier d’Armenie incense papers to waft through the room. Glazed in a birch ash glaze made by Simon Horton hims..

A small, cylindrical box shaped incense holder hand thrown in stoneware with a footed base to reduce heat transfer. The removable lid features a hole to allow the scent of incense cones or Papier d’Armenie incense papers to waft through the room. Glazed in a deep, glossy, tenmoku glaze which varies ..

A small, cylindrical box shaped incense holder hand thrown in stoneware with a footed base to reduce heat transfer. The removable lid features a hole to allow the scent of incense cones or Papier d’Armenie incense papers to waft through the room. Glazed in a white nuka glaze with brown speckles thro..

A small hand crafted wooden figure variously described as a goblin or an imp, typically found at German Christmas fairs and used at this time for decoration and the burning of räucherkerzchen incense cones. To use — pull the figure apart at the waist, place a mini cone upon the small steel tray, lig..

A small hand crafted wooden figure variously described as a goblin or an imp, typically found at German Christmas fairs and used at this time for decoration and the burning of räucherkerzchen incense cones. To use — pull the figure apart at the waist, place a mini cone upon the small steel tray, lig..

A small hand crafted wooden figure variously described as a goblin or an imp, typically found at German Christmas fairs and used at this time for decoration and the burning of räucherkerzchen incense cones. To use — pull the figure apart at the waist, place a mini cone upon the small steel tray, lig..

A small hand crafted wooden figure variously described as a goblin or an imp, typically found at German Christmas fairs and used at this time for decoration and the burning of räucherkerzchen incense cones. To use — pull the figure apart at the waist, place a mini cone upon the small steel tray, lig..

A small hand crafted wooden figure variously described as a goblin or an imp, typically found at German Christmas fairs and used at this time for decoration and the burning of räucherkerzchen incense cones. To use — pull the figure apart at the waist, place a mini cone upon the small steel tray, lig..

A small hand crafted 11cm high wooden figure variously described as a goblin or an imp - typically found at German Christmas fairs and used at this time for decoration and the burning of räucherkerzchen incense cones. To use - pull the figure apart at the waist, place a mini cone upon the small stee..

A hand thrown tri-pedal standing ceramic dish, hand thrown for by Jynsym Ong, a mile or so from the Objects of Use store. The piece is glazed with a dolomite interior and a bruised high-iron stoneware underbelly. Perfect for holding salt, spices, wedding rings, or our incense cones and papers. Ong, ..

A simple two-part incense cone burner, made from unglazed terracotta with a raised hollow base, with a lid in the form of a perforated chimney. light your Knox incense cone and blow out the flame to get it smoking, then place the cone on the central indent of the base, before covering with the lid, ..

A small wooden ski chalet, typically found at German Christmas fairs and used at this time for decoration and the burning of räucherkerzchen incense cones. To use the house is lifted away from the base a the cone placed centrally upon the circular steel ‘hearth’, lit, and the house carefully returne..

A charming wooden dish, in the shape of a traditional Japanese motif, a flowering quince. Crafted from a solid piece of Japanese cherry wood, this dish is coated in a non-toxic liquid-glass coating, and can be used for serving condiments, small dishes or keeping jewellery and other small household i..

A charming wooden dish, in the shape of a traditional Japanese motif, that of the Matsu, or Japanese pine tree. Crafted from a solid piece of Japanese cherry wood, this dish is coated in a non-toxic liquid-glass coating, and can be used for serving condiments, small dishes or keeping jewellery and o..

A charming small wooden dish, in the shape of a traditional Japanese motif, a flowering quince. Crafted from a solid piece of Japanese cherry wood, this dish is coated in a non-toxic liquid-glass coating, and can be used for serving condiments, small dishes or keeping jewellery and other small house..

A charming small wooden dish, in the shape of a traditional Japanese motif, that of the Matsu, or Japanese pine tree. Crafted from a solid piece of Japanese cherry wood, this dish is coated in a non-toxic liquid-glass coating, and can be used for serving condiments, small dishes or keeping jewellery..

A diminutive and charming wooden dish, in the shape of a traditional Japanese motif, that of the Mitsuba, or Japanese Honewort. Crafted from a solid piece of Japanese Cherry wood, this tiny dish is coated in a non-toxic liquid-glass coating, and can be used for serving condiments or keeping jeweller..

A diminutive and charming wooden dish, in the shape of a traditional Japanese motif, that of the Futaba, or Seed Leaf. Crafted from a solid piece of Japanese Cherry wood, this tiny dish is coated in a non-toxic liquid-glass coating, and can be used for serving condiments or keeping jewellery by the ..

Whilst at first glance this might be mistaken as some kind of perpetual motion machine it is in fact a kind of heat engine reliant on a carefully judged partial vacuum to reduce resistance and facilitate the necessary thermodynamic processes. Fascinating and mesmerising the rotation can also be used..

A classic, hand-dyed large paper snowflake made from sustainably sourced paper, supplied with a hanging wire. When the festivities are over this snowflake can be safely stowed away, ready for its next outing, or it can be fully recycled when it has reached the end of its use. Store flat in a dry are..

An amber-hued glass bauble for hanging upon the Christmas tree, or in a seasonal window. These mouth blown baubles come from small lamp workshops in Lauscha, Germany, the town where in 1847 Hans Greiner was credited with their invention, and where the blowing of Christmas ornaments, lamp-working of ..

An amber-hued glass bauble for hanging upon the Christmas tree, or in a seasonal window. These mouth blown baubles come from small lamp workshops in Lauscha, Germany, the town where in 1847 Hans Greiner was credited with their invention, and where the blowing of Christmas ornaments, lamp-working of ..

Traditionally silvered glass baubles for hanging upon fir trees at Christmas time. These mouth blown baubles come from small lamp workshops in Lauscha, Germany, the town where in 1847 Hans Greiner was credited with their invention, and where the blowing of Christmas ornaments, lamp-working of glass ..

Traditionally silvered glass baubles for hanging upon fir trees at Christmas time. These mouth blown baubles come from small lamp workshops in Lauscha, Germany, the town where in 1847 Hans Greiner was credited with their invention, and where the blowing of Christmas ornaments, lamp-working of glass ..

A silvered glass bird with a dainty feather for a tail, sitting atop a silver clip, which can be used to help him sit nicely in your festive display. Made in a small lamp workshop in Lauscha, Germany, the town where in 1847 Hans Greiner invented his mouth blowing technique, and where the blowing of ..