Twin cushions from the Jeanne Baret collection and French antique textile fragment “Ginger Tea” add story, history and depth

Cushions from the Flora collection - With Flow’rs Crown’s, here Flora sits as Queen, extract of a poem from 'A Complete Florilege Furnished With all Requifites belonging to A FLORIST' by John Rea gent and horticulturist published in 1665

Mercurious framed antique textile fragments created with a global historical eye for the modern environment. Each is a one of a kind and framed to archival standards

Tribal and Toile, twin cushions from the Terebinth collection (Pistacia terebinthus), a small tree discovered in the 15th century used to flavour foods and for its medicinal properties

Martinich & Carran - Unique hand painted ceramics by renowned abstract artist Rowena Martinich

Maria Sibylla Merian (1647-1717) a German born naturalist and scientific illustrator published her first book of natural illustrations, titled Neues Blumenbuch in 1675 at age 28. Two cushions from the Merian collection tell tales of old and new

Candles by Clay Sisters Jessica Connor Kennedy and Amy Kennedy

Framed antique textile fragment “Oralie” and Cushions from the Merian collection

Cushions from the Jeanne Baret collection and Framed Fragment “Ginger Tea”

Ryota Aoki – Black Pot de Lait stone wear – taken from the earth formed by the hand using mysterious glaze recipes fired by dragon breath

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