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This elegant salt and pepper set is from Penpan in Thailand, who works in the time-honored art of celadon ceramic. The bottle-shaped set features a crackled aqua finish and arrives on a matching tray.

Crafted by hand, this exquisite cup and saucer set features a unique lid shaped like a lotus leaf. Thatsanee and Ramphan work in celadon ceramic, with its characteristic crackled glaze, to bring Thai chic to coffee breaks and teatime.

Crafted by hand, this exquisite cup and saucer set features a unique lid shaped like a lotus leaf. Thatsanee and Ramphan work in celadon ceramic, with its characteristic crackled glaze, to bring Thai chic to coffee breaks and teatime.

A girl kneels holding her cupped hands to her chest before performing the traditional Thai wai or greeting. The wai is a highly important reciprocal sign of courtesy. Hands are cupped together and the head is lowered while saying Sawasdee Khap, meaning "hello." "I have worked on small figurines to decorate the spirit house, which in Thailand is believed to house the guardian spirit of each home. I was wondering that if I could work on a figurine that is slightly bigger than the ones used for the spirit house, what position and expression should this figurine have?" recalls Duangkamol. "I remembered that our wai greeting has become recognized by people all around the world, and this is how I came to be inspired to create this little celadon girl wearing a Thai traditional costume."

Crafted of ceramic, these sleek figurines represent an elephant's grace. Duangkamol works in the painstaking celadon technique, creating a beautiful symbol of old Siam. The ornaments are glazed in a rich, warm yellow with black undertones.

By Duangkamol, these whimsical figurines depict a mother duck and three charming ducklings. The Thai artisan works in cool green celadon ceramic to create the charming family.

By Duangkamol, these whimsical figurines depict a mother rabbit and two baby bunnies. The Thai artisan works in cool green celadon ceramic to create the charming family.

Shaped of ceramic, this sleek elephant holds business cards and paper clips. Duangkamol works in the painstaking celadon technique, creating a beautiful symbol of old Siam. It is glazed in a richly crackled green.