The Enchanted Forest
Deep in the woods, winter has settled beneath a canopy of evergreens. Simon Pearce handblown glass trees rise like a forest caught in ice, while a vintage Hermès L’Hiver scarf, framed as museum-quality art, captures the pageantry of the season. William Yeoward Crystal fern hurricanes catch the candlelight among the glass evergreens, turning the table into a winter landscape of silver, crystal, antler, embroidery, and porcelain. Familiar creatures and old-world objects make their way out of the woods for the holidays, as though the forest itself has come inside.
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Regular price $1,890
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William Yeoward Crystal Fern Candle Lamp
Regular price From $1,290 -
William Yeoward Crystal Fern Square Footed Hurricane
Regular price $2,268 -
William Yeoward Crystal Fern Double Old Fashioned
Regular price $456 -
William Yeoward Crystal Fern Berry Bowl
Regular price $276 -
William Yeoward Crystal Fern Tall Pitcher
Regular price $780 -
William Yeoward Crystal Fern Highball Glass
Regular price $456 -
Simon Pearce Vermont Evergreen Trees
Regular price From $100 -
Simon Pearce Snowy Branches Evergreen in Gift Box
Regular price From $110 -
Simon Pearce Echo Lake Tree in Gift Box
Regular price From $225 -
Simon Pearce Five Sided Evergreen in Gift Box
Regular price From $195 -
Simon Pearce Bubble Evergreen in Gift Box
Regular price From $225 -
Simon Pearce Silver Leaf Evergreen
Regular price From $205 -
Simon Pearce Spruce Evergreen in Gift Box
Regular price From $195 -
Simon Pearce Vermont Twist Evergreen
Regular price From $265 -
Simon Pearce Engraved Aspen Forest Bowl
Regular price $295
Deep in the woods, winter has settled beneath a canopy of evergreens. Simon Pearce handblown glass trees rise like a forest caught in ice, while a vintage Hermès L’Hiver scarf, framed as museum-quality art, captures the pageantry of the season. William Yeoward Crystal fern hurricanes catch the candlelight among the glass evergreens, turning the table into a winter landscape of silver, crystal, antler, embroidery, and porcelain. Familiar creatures and old-world objects make their way out of the woods for the holidays, as though the forest itself has come inside.
