Ashley is drawn to organic shapes with a feminine flair and our Organic Wave Collection is a perfect example. Designed to highlight the flutters and folds we often see in nature and highlighted with gorgeous matte white and 24K gold glazes.

Caroline. Atlanta, GA. Fri Aug 22 2025

Dragonflies have come to symbolize good fortune and prosperity. Many people also think of them as bringing good messages and guidance. We would like to think of them as bringing wisdom. All good thoughts to have in decorating your home.

The Winter Leaves collection is inspired by nature's transformation from fall to snow-laden winter landscapes. Artfully rendered in this collection with white, slender lines and sculpted edges, these pieces represent the elemental constants of our surroundings, in the finest handcrafted details. "For me, leaves are a metaphor for life itself. They tell the story of nature as a whole, and of the circle of life. The structure of the leaves, at once both delicate and strong, fascinates me. I wanted to celebrate each leaf as a reminder of the preciousness of life and our place in the universe."

Ana. Morristown, NJ. Thu Jun 20 2024

A naturally elegant addition to your collection, this decorative bowl is crafted of sustainably sourced African Ankole-Watusi horns. Due to the use of natural materials, each piece is unique and may vary slightly from the image shown.

Cori. Sat Aug 29 2026

Artisans enhance the organic lines of these handcrafted ceramic bowls with a captivating finish. The reactive glazing and expert antiquing techniques create a look reminiscent of ancient, unearthed treasures. The meticulous processes ensure that each bowl is a unique work of art, with no two being identical.

Beautiful heavy centerpiece bowl..great quality !. Griselle Farbish. Florida. Sat Jul 18 2026

We love the whimsy of the decorative small zebra trays. Sold as a Set/3. The trays come as a set in cobalt, red, and black/white. The Scalamandre zebra pattern is the perfect accent and/or gift for the adventurer in us all. A little background history: In 1945, Flora Scalamandre was asked by a friend in New York, Gino Circiello, who was opening a small restaurant to develop a fun, animated wallpaper for his new restaurant Gino's. He fell in love with the whimsical repeat of the prancing zebras that she presented to him. The motif was instantly put into repeat and printed on wallpaper in the color of the rich marinara sauce. It's still a hit today! Scalamandre offers patterns in fabric and wallpaper in multiple colors.