Designer: Caroline de Benoist, 21st century

Handcrafted ceramic tumblers from Sukhothai, Thailand, inspired by the region's centuries-old Sangkhalok pottery tradition. Their softly crackled celadon glaze and freely painted dark motifs recall the ceramics produced in the historic kilns of Sukhothai and Si Satchanalai from the medieval period onwards. Each piece bears subtle variations in its glaze and decoration, giving it an individual character and reflecting a living Thai ceramic tradition.

A contemporary Chinese porcelain stem cup inspired by ancient forms, echoing the elegant proportions and decorative vocabulary of traditional Chinese porcelain. Its delicate painted decoration and elevated foot reinterpret a centuries-old design, creating a piece that feels both historical and distinctly modern

A decorative tray made from coloured glass reclaimed from the windows of old traditional Thai houses. Originally used to filter the tropical light while bringing colour to domestic interiors, these vintage glass panels are given a new life as contemporary decorative objects.

Each piece retains the subtle variations and character of the original glass, making every tray slightly unique — a beautiful example of Bangkok craftsmanship combining architectural heritage with creative reuse.