An English enamelled pot. "JUDGE" WARE. These came to us by way of India. Beautiful black finish - perfect for warming your mulligatawny ($129.95 - $149.95). It rests on a vintage Indian kantha quilt (149.95).
Hammered copper vessel. The finish of this item recalls each blow of the artisan's hammer - a wonder of craftsmanship and a pleasure to hold ($499.95). It rests on a vintage Indian kantha quilt (149.95).
Two white enamelled cups ($12.95 each) sit on a black marble platter. The platter - as heavy as the rock it was cut from, is a marvel of the stonecutter's art ($249.00). Both items sit on a vintage Indian kantha quilt (149.95).
A small brass bucket ($69.95) is filled with the small bells ($1.95 each) made by artisans from the Kutch desert. The bellmakers are justifiably famous - for they can make a bell to suit any herd animal. Moreover they can tune the bell so that you can tell your goats apart from the goats of the other shepherds.
One wool is woven in Bengal, the other wool is woven in the Kutch desert in Gujarat.
Both coats are available in a range of sizes and colours. These coats are lined with soft blockprinted linen, a dash of colour when you turn up your sleeve or turn down your collar.
From February 8 until the 23rd. both these beautiful coats are 50% off.
Regular $249 - now $125.
Come down to Granville Island and slip you arm into one ...