From Wing on Wo & Co—the oldest continuously operating store in NYC’s Chinatown and the last one to specialize in Chinese porcelain—comes a series of luscious silk lanterns. Ranging from intricately and decadently detailed with pom poms, to block colors including pastel lime, orange and more, these lanterns enliven any room. Prices range from $25 to $50.
Samhain (which means “summer’s end” in Gaelic) is the ancient pagan festival that ushered in the beginning of winter and the Celtic new year. It also evolved into All Hallow’s Eve, and then Halloween. Centuries ago, it was believed that the veil between life and death was at its thinnest during the transition from October to November, allowing visits from spirits. To ward off unwelcome …
AYTM’s fall/winter collection is full of beautiful, minimal pieces in which to display candles. Handmade, each of these glass lanterns will differ slightly—from color variations to small imperfections. Its tinted gray/blue hue and sleek silhouette is a luxurious, old-worldly way to create a little mood lighting.
