Sudpsuez Venezia Wine Glass, Green
10 Year Anniversary Collection
The Venezia Wine Glass is playful yet refined with its twisted texture surface in a deep green hue. Each piece is crafted by Laguna~B's master craftsmen following centuries-old Murano glassblowing techniques. A handpainted black detail on the rim lends a modern twist to this classic form. This timeless collection will be a chic addition to any table.
Sudpsuez Veuve Perrin Hand-Painted Lidded Fruit Bowl
Sudpsuez Victorian Armchair, Schumacher x Cabana
A timeless classic, this Victorian walnut armchair embodies elegance with its buttoned arch back, turned supports, and delicate ceramic castors. Upholstered in Schumacher’s Floralia in Indigo, a rich velvet cord chenille, it brings a sumptuous texture and depth of color to this 19th-century treasure—perfect for adding a regal touch to any space.
Sudpsuez Vintage Floral Cushion in Blue
Sudpsuez Vintage Floral Cushion in Turquoise and Pink
Sudpsuez Vintage Transylvanian Embroidered Cushion
Sudpsuez Vintage White Plates, Set of 4
A charming set of four vintage ceramic plates, each meticulously crafted with a delicate scalloped edge and an intricate raised floral motif. The finely textured surface and creamy white glaze evoke a sense of understated elegance, characteristic of mid-20th-century design. Harmonizing form and function, these plates are as suitable for display as they are for entertaining.
Perfect for adding a touch of vintage refinement to any table setting or collection.
Sudpsuez Volterra Linen Tablecloth
Sudpsuez White Cabbage Ware Platter
A small cabbage ware snack dish, moulded in the form of overlapping leaves with finely veined detail and a soft, glazed finish. Likely mid-20th century in origin and inspired by 18th-century Portuguese faience, the piece combines sculptural charm with practical appeal. Ideal for hosting at home serving nuts or olives.
This item displays wear and tear commensurate with its age as an antique item.
Sudpsuez Wisteria Napkins (Set of 4)
The whimsical pattern of the Wisteria napkins originates from a collection of late 19th century wallpapers from Genoa - hometown to Renzo Mongiardino. Bought from a local printer and stored in his studio, Mongiardino used the delightful patterns as inspiration for decorative motifs over the years. Now the Genoese wallpapers have been given new lease of life with our new collection - another ode to the master Renzo Mongiardino. Dress your table with these playful patterns for a Mongiardino inspired look.
Sudpsuez Wool Jajim
The Handwoven Wool Jajim Textile is a beautifully crafted piece that brings together centuries of tradition and artistry. Woven by skilled nomadic artisans from the Central Asia, this textile is made from 100% natural wool, lending to its durability. Its vibrant design features bold, multicolored stripes in rich tones, creating a striking yet harmonious pattern. Using a traditional flat-weaving technique, narrow strips of fabric are sewn together to form a cohesive, larger piece. This versatile textile can be used as a blanket, decorative wall hanging, throw, or floor covering, making it a perfect addition to any space. More than just a decorative item, the Jajim carries deep cultural significance, originating from nomadic communities where it was valued for both its functionality and beauty. The use of natural vegetable dyes and authentic craftsmanship ensures that each piece is truly one-of-a-kind.
Sudpsuez Wool Jajim
The Handwoven Wool Jajim Textile is a beautifully crafted piece that brings together centuries of tradition and artistry. Woven by skilled nomadic artisans from the Central Asia, this textile is made from 100% natural wool, lending to its durability. Its vibrant design features bold, multicolored stripes in rich tones,
creating a striking yet harmonious pattern. Using a traditional flat-weaving technique, narrow strips of fabric are sewn together to form a cohesive, larger piece. This versatile textile can be used as a blanket, decorative wall hanging, throw, or floor covering, making it a perfect addition to any space. More than just a decorative item, the Jajim carries deep cultural significance, originating from nomadic communities where it was valued for both its functionality and beauty. The use of natural vegetable dyes and authentic craftsmanship ensures that each piece is truly one-of-a-kind.