Sudpsuez Foglie Silver Sugar Spoon by Osanna Visconti
Italian designer and maker, Osanna Visconti, casts exquisitely detailed jewellery and objects, both functional and decorative, from natural bronze using the lost wax technique - an ancient method that Greek and Roman artisans have been using since bronze was discovered 3000 years ago. The Foglie Silver sugar spoon is a timeless piece inspired by nature and will surely be a lasting treasure. Discover Osanna's collection of bronze works including candlesticks, bowls, serving spoons, tea spoons and more.
Sudpsuez Folding Wood and Inlaid Chair
Sudpsuez Folk Plates (Set of 6)
A set of six charming French folk plates, each decorated with traditional motifs reflecting rustic countryside artistry. Their hand-painted ceramic designs and earthy tones capture the warmth and simplicity of rural French heritage. Perfect for bringing an authentic vintage touch to your dining table or collection.
Sudpsuez Framed Academic Drawing
This Late 18th/Early 19th-Century Academic Drawing exemplifies the refined skill and classical training characteristic of its era, with origins likely rooted in French or Belgian artistic traditions. Executed on blue-gray paper, the study depicts a series of anatomical sketches, focusing on torsos, arms, and legs. The artist’s use of delicate linework and nuanced shading captures the subtleties of human musculature and movement, reflecting a deep understanding of proportion and form. The composition conveys a quiet yet purposeful exploration of the human figure, indicative of academic practices at the time.
Presented in a beautifully crafted faux tortoiseshell ebonized frame, the piece gains an additional layer of sophistication. The frame’s warm tones contrast harmoniously with the cool surface of the drawing, enhancing its visual appeal. This work serves as both a fine example of period draftsmanship and an elegant decorative object, offering insight into the traditions of late Enlightenment and early Romantic art.
Sudpsuez French Barbotine Strawberry Plates (Set of 6)
A set of dessert plates featuring traditional strawberry motifs hand-applied in raised barbotine detail on a warm yellow glaze. The textured decoration and vibrant color evoke classic country tableware with a subtle vintage appeal. Ideal for adding a touch of nostalgic charm to dessert service or casual dining.
Sudpsuez Gran Canaria Room Portrait by SJ Axelby
SJ Axelby has had a paintbrush in her hand for as long as she can remember. From a long lineage of artists, including her great, great grandfather who designed the Penny Black stamp and was the art teacher to Queen Victoria’s children, you could say that painting is part of her DNA.
In this original artwork series painted exclusively for Cabana, SJ Axelby brings new life to interior portraiture, capturing in paint her favorite rooms from the pages of Magazine. Each artwork is housed in a beautifully painted folder and would make a lovely and thoughtful gift for any aesthete.
Sudpsuez Gran Canaria Room Portrait by SJ Axelby
SJ Axelby has had a paintbrush in her hand for as long as she can remember. From a long lineage of artists, including her great, great grandfather who designed the Penny Black stamp and was the art teacher to Queen Victoria’s children, you could say that painting is part of her DNA.
In this original artwork series painted exclusively for Cabana, SJ Axelby brings new life to interior portraiture, capturing in paint her favorite rooms from the pages of Magazine. Each artwork is housed in a beautifully painted folder and would make a lovely and thoughtful gift for any aesthete.
Sudpsuez Hanging Decorative Paper Panel, Arjumand’s World Gold Fish
Drawing inspiration from an exquisite representation of a beautiful Qing-style scroll, this hanging decorative panel features playful children amidst a garden. Some of them carry lanterns shaped like rabbits, goldfish, and cicadas, while others are seen with musical instruments or riding horses, all set against a striking black background. These depictions symbolize a heartfelt wish for the recipient to be blessed with fertilite abundance, making this tapestry panel a perfect choice for a wedding textile. The fabric is supported by gold-painted faux bamboo sticks.
Arjumand's World, after 20 years mastering the art of mural painting and trompe l'oeil. The inspiration behind the beautiful collections is Idarica’s fictional muse, Arjumand, an Indian Empress of the Mughal Dynasty. The collection is an eclectic mix of patterns based on Arjumand’s travel inspirations: the Moghul and Ottoman motifs of India’s Taj Mahal, Genoese fabrics for the Russian court, Japan’s ancient indigo-dyed fabrics, and the stripes and florals of the Miao population’s folk clothes in southeast China.
Lead Time
9 - 12 Weeks
Sudpsuez Hanging Decorative Paper Panel, Arjumand’s World Rhapsody in Blue I
Drawing inspiration from early 18th-century Chinese embroidered motifs, this hanging decorative panel features a "Hundred Antiques" motif with still-life elements and auspicious objects set against a rich, deep blue backdrop. The intricate embroidery captures a captivating tableau of still-life elements and auspicious objects, including ritual bronzes, vases brimming with vibrant peonies and cherry blossoms, fragrant incense, luscious fruits, and precious corals. The fabric is supported by gold-painted faux bamboo sticks.
Arjumand's World, after 20 years of mastering the art of mural painting and trompe l'oeil. The inspiration behind the beautiful collections is Idarica’s fictional muse, Arjumand, an Indian Empress of the Mughal Dynasty. The collection is an eclectic mix of patterns based on Arjumand’s travel inspirations: the Moghul and Ottoman motifs of India’s Taj Mahal, Genoese fabrics for the Russian court, Japan’s ancient indigo-dyed fabrics, and the stripes and florals of the Miao population’s folk clothes in southeast China.
Lead Time
Weeks
Sudpsuez Hanging Decorative Paper Panel, Arjumand’s World Rhapsody in Blue II
Drawing inspiration from early 18th-century Chinese embroidered motifs, this hanging decorative panel features a "Hundred Antiques" motif with still-life elements and auspicious objects set against a rich, deep blue backdrop. The intricate embroidery captures a captivating tableau of still-life elements and auspicious objects, including ritual bronzes, vases brimming with vibrant peonies and cherry blossoms, fragrant incense, luscious fruits, and precious corals. The fabric is supported by gold-painted faux bamboo sticks.
Arjumand's World, after 20 years of mastering the art of mural painting and trompe l'oeil. The inspiration behind the beautiful collections is Idarica’s fictional muse, Arjumand, an Indian Empress of the Mughal Dynasty. The collection is an eclectic mix of patterns based on Arjumand’s travel inspirations: the Moghul and Ottoman motifs of India’s Taj Mahal, Genoese fabrics for the Russian court, Japan’s ancient indigo-dyed fabrics, and the stripes and florals of the Miao population’s folk clothes in southeast China.
Lead Time
9 - 12 Weeks
Sudpsuez Hanging Decorative Paper Panel, Arjumand’s World Rhapsody in Blue III
Drawing inspiration from early 18th-century Chinese embroidered motifs, this hanging decorative panel features a "Hundred Antiques" motif with still-life elements and auspicious objects set against a rich, deep blue backdrop. The intricate embroidery captures a captivating tableau of still-life elements and auspicious objects, including ritual bronzes, vases brimming with vibrant peonies and cherry blossoms, fragrant incense, luscious fruits, and precious corals. The fabric is supported by gold-painted faux bamboo sticks.
Arjumand's World, after 20 years of mastering the art of mural painting and trompe l'oeil. The inspiration behind the beautiful collections is Idarica’s fictional muse, Arjumand, an Indian Empress of the Mughal Dynasty. The collection is an eclectic mix of patterns based on Arjumand’s travel inspirations: the Moghul and Ottoman motifs of India’s Taj Mahal, Genoese fabrics for the Russian court, Japan’s ancient indigo-dyed fabrics, and the stripes and florals of the Miao population’s folk clothes in southeast China.
Lead Time
Weeks
Sudpsuez Hanging Decorative Paper Panel, Arjumand’s World Roundels & Flowers
Drawing inspiration from 19th-century Chinese "Roundels," this hanging decorative panel features decorative and figurative motifs that beautifully capture the essence of the Immortals, revered and auspicious figures deeply rooted in Daoism, China's indigenous religious tradition. It is mounted on gold-painted faux bamboo sticks.
Idarica Gazzoni founded the Milan-based fabric house, Arjumand's World, after 20 years of mastering the art of mural painting and trompe l'oeil. The inspiration behind the beautiful collections is Idarica’s fictional muse, Arjumand, an Indian Empress of the Mughal Dynasty. The collection is an eclectic mix of patterns based on Arjumand’s travel inspirations: the Moghul and Ottoman motifs of India’s Taj Mahal, Genoese fabrics for the Russian court, Japan’s ancient indigo-dyed fabrics, and the stripes and florals of the Miao population’s folk clothes in southeast China.
Lead Time
Weeks