SCRF
$64.00
From The Series (founded and designed by Ella Wiznia), these scarves are one of a kind, handmade and embody the brand’s “granny” style. Crafted from vintage crochet blankets, acrylic blend yarn and …
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Chrysanthemum Bowl
$255.00
Australian artist Kate Rohde (represented by Pieces of Eight Gallery in Melbourne and Culture Object in NYC) creates wildly colorful, playful objects with resin. With an appearance like an artifact from a …
Ixtlali Candleholders
$100.00
Casa Verónica’s ceramic Ixtlali Candleholders pay tribute to the Mexican drip-glaze technique, where multicolored swatches of paint cascade downward. Handmade and two inches tall, each of these mesmerizing holders is one of …
Transforming Vintage Pieces, the Hus-Hus + Linder Collaboration
Injecting bold color into fur coats, military pants and more with hand-embroidery and painting
For True Fans Only: Merch Junkies
One-off vintage pieces dressed up with the names of rock'n'roll stars and glam rock legends
Vintage Patched Boro Kimono
$485.00
Sri Threads is one of NYC’s hidden gems: a boutique collection of rare Japanese and Indian textiles inside an apartment building in Brooklyn’s Greenpoint neighborhood. This boro kimono dates back to the …
The Art of Ping Pong 2015
From Anthony Burrill to Noma Bar, 21 illustrators create one-off paddles to raise money for disadvantaged youth
Recycled Balinese Kite
$175.00
Design collective Field Experiments resided in Ubud, Indonesia for three months for a not-so-typical design research trip. Immersing themselves in a community of local Balinese craftspeople, the team explored innovation and play …
One-of-a-Kind Denim Patchwork Jacket
$250.00
Denim jackets become one-of-a-kind, wearable political and social commentary through designer McKenzie Rose’s touch. Using the jackets as a base, Rose pieces together patches, cut-up T-shirts and other garments, buttons and pins—all …
One of a Kind byBorre Quilt
$1,225.00
When Dutch designer Piet Hein Eek—who is fond of using scrap material in his works—came across a former tie factory in Milan, he discovered a large trove of unused silk necktie fabrics. …