Ideal for any room in the home and adaptable to various uses, the special feature of this series lies in the conformation of the surface material which enhances the core that looks like jelly, just as the name suggests.

The Jelly vases and table centre plates are part of a new series of design items through which Kartell, in its continuous search for new tactile and aesthetic effects, once again demonstrates its technological know-how in experimenting with the textures of surfaces.

An elegant and majestic base for your Burmese bell.

The lion, representing royalty, strength, and courage, was the personal symbol of the Khmer kings, who were believed to be gods as well. The Khmer lion as guardian of the sacred precinct suggests the ability to ward off evil through both divine and royal protection. The antique masterpiece is perfectly picked and fits in today's interior design concepts and inspirations.

Let your dull and plain wall come alive with these hanging multipurpose pockets wall decor. Add plants for a fresh look.

The Burmese Mythological birds known as Kinnara and Kinaree are two mythological half bird half human figures and a symbol of the Karenni states, they represent the symbol of true love. Very few art lovers get the chance to appreciate these antiques intimately.

The Burmese Mythological birds known as Kinnara and Kinaree are two mythological half bird half human figures and a symbol of the Karenni states, they represent the symbol of true love. Very few art lovers get the chance to appreciate these antiques intimately.

This oversized floor vase fills your home with a relaxed style and speaks of a fine taste.

Guan yin or Kwan Yin, as said in Burmese, is the “Goddess of Mercy and Compassion”, believed to be the most beloved Buddhist divinity. Her raised hand is a traditional mudra (gesture) of protection and assurance. She carries a sacred vase filled with tears of compassion. The antique masterpiece is perfectly picked and fits in today's interior design concepts and inspirations.