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Begging to be felt, grazed and stroked, each piece in the 'Touch' collection of trays and bowls seriously lives up to the name of the series. Designed by Studioilse for Zanat, the pieces prominently feature the hand carvings for which the Bosnian brand is now famed for — and won it a place on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity List — each created instinctively by skilled craftsmen, ensuring no two pieces are the same. This small walnut wood bowl offers an intricately detailed base that engages with our instinctive impulse to touch.

The 'Kioko' pen box aptly represents the design philosophy of its producer Zanat, a Bosnian brand committed to creating items of genuine quality of design, materials and craftsmanship. As such, the Jean-Marie Massaud-designed maple wood container reveals hand-carved vertical sides, perfect joints and a seamless fit between the box’s cover and base. The interior is just as plush and reveals the imprint of fine craftsmanship for a suitably proper space in which to store treasured writing pens and pencils. Natural wood is inherently subject to natural variations in pattern, color, texture and veining. Actual product may vary to the sample photo shown above.

Monica Förster's 'Branco' box collection for Bosnian brand Zanat was heavily inspired by the sculptures of one of the fathers of modernism, Constantin Brancusi. As such, each solid maple wood box is handcrafted and offers a simple yet sculptural quality that lends itself to the many guises afforded to the versatile containers. This small box can be utilised as storage, or stacked atop other pieces from the collection for a makeshift installation.

More than a mirror, Monica Förster's 'Nur' for Bosnian brand Zanat is a reflection of self, light and beauty. A charming table mirror designed to emulate the beauty of that which it echoes, 'Nur' is carved from fine black-stained maple wood and sits within a hand-carved vertically grooved cone from which it may be detached for full portability.

The fact that the 'Eclipse' mirror offers a reflection is a mere bonus — the artistic appeal of this object almost overshadows its practical function. Notable for the superimposition of a circular mirror atop a maple wood plate to create a eclipse-like vision, the item has been created by Zanat master carvers based on the drawings of Monica Förster. Available in three different shapes and sizes, 'Eclipse' is an abstract beauty that can be mixed and matched to create a range of compositions on the wall.

Inspired by a microscopic view of wood and the revelation of its cellular structure, the 'Mati' tray is an arresting piece all the more special for its creation at the hands of Zanat's master carvers. Supported by three hand-carved feet that have been produced in thin plates of solid walnut wood, the Sebastian Herkner-designed tray appears to levitate, while its intricate carvings beckon observers to come closer and touch its surface.

Defined by a sculptural beauty and simple yet bold silhouettes, Monica Forster's 'Nera' stool and bowl series for Bosnian brand Zanat presents an uncomplicated balance of functionality and beauty. Cut from oiled walnut wood, this low and wide bowl can be utilised as display piece or to serve food, and is characterised by a hand carved pattern along the entirety of its base.

The creation of Studioilse for Bosnian brand Zanat, the 'Touch Collection' is a multifaceted series of home accessories that includes benches, tables, lamps, consoles and sideboards. This 'Pill' stool is one of the variations of seating taken from the series, and is defined a sequence of carvings on its top — each one created at random by craftsmen, ensuring that no two stools are exactly the same. Tactile, flexible and functional, the oak wood stool may be used as casual seating, a side table or even a podium on which to display decorative items.

Begging to be felt, grazed and stroked, each piece in the 'Touch' collection of trays and bowls seriously lives up to the name of the series. Designed by Studioilse for Zanat, the pieces prominently feature the hand carvings for which the Bosnian brand is now famed for — and won it a place on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity List — each created instinctively by skilled craftsmen, ensuring no two pieces are the same. This large walnut wood bowl offers an intricately detailed base that engages with our instinctive impulse to touch.

Begging to be felt, grazed and stroked, each piece in the 'Touch' collection of trays and bowls seriously lives up to the name of the series. Designed by Studioilse for Zanat, the pieces prominently feature the hand carvings for which the Bosnian brand is now famed for — and won it a place on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity List — each created instinctively by skilled craftsmen, ensuring no two pieces are the same. This large walnut wood bowl offers an intricately detailed base that engages with our instinctive impulse to touch.

Defined by a sculptural beauty and simple yet bold silhouettes, Monica Förster's 'Nera' stool series for Bosnian brand Zanat presents an uncomplicated balance of functionality and beauty. Cut from black-stained maple wood, this stool can be utilised either as seating or as a side table, and is characterised by a hand carved pattern across the entirety of its base.

Begging to be felt, grazed and stroked, each piece in the 'Touch' collection of trays and bowls seriously lives up to the name of the series. Designed by Studioilse for Zanat, the pieces prominently feature the hand carvings for which the Bosnian brand is now famed for — and won it a place on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity List — each created instinctively by skilled craftsmen, ensuring no two pieces are the same. This small walnut wood bowl offers an intricately detailed base that engages with our instinctive impulse to touch.

Swedish design firm Wingårdhs teamed up with Bosnian brand Zanat to create the 'Tattoo' stool, a neat, light, stable and stackable seating option suited to both residential and public environments. This four-legged 'Perla' version of the stool is cut from maple wood. A hole in the stool's seat makes for both a decorative detail and a practical feature — like in a bowling ball, the voids make the stool easier to lift and mobilise.

Begging to be felt, grazed and stroked, each piece in the 'Touch' collection of trays and bowls seriously lives up to the name of the series. Designed by Studioilse for Zanat, the pieces prominently feature the hand carvings for which the Bosnian brand is now famed for — and won it a place on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity List — each created instinctively by skilled craftsmen, ensuring no two pieces are the same. This medium walnut wood bowl offers an intricately detailed base that engages with our instinctive impulse to touch.

Showcasing the talent of Swedish designer Monica Förster and Zanat's expert hand carvings, for which the Bosnian brand is now synonymous — and place it as a current nominee for the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity List — 'Hide & Seek' is an elegant multipurpose container. Whether utilised as a box, thanks to a lid that, when lifted, reveals a hollowed out interior, or a side table, this medium-sized wenge stained maple wood object is an elegant solution to a host of practical conundrums.

Originally designed by Monica Förster for Zanat’s 2020 'Lockdown Dialogues' project, the 'Unity' stool is a multifunctioning object with a timeless elegance. In a portrayal of the inseparable links that connect humanity as a whole — a notion further compounded throughout the Covid-19 pandemic — 'Unity' presents a series of prominent voids amongst solid blocks seamlessly sculpted from black-stained maple wood. The result is an exceptionally crafted item that not only represents an abstract humanistic idea, but can be used as either a stool or side table.

The creation of Studioilse for Bosnian brand Zanat, the 'Touch Collection' is a multifaceted series of home accessories that includes benches, tables, lamps, consoles and sideboards. This 'Pill' stool is one of the variations of seating taken from the series, and is defined a sequence of carvings on its top — each one created at random by craftsmen, ensuring that no two stools are exactly the same. Tactile, flexible and functional, the maple wood stool may be used as casual seating, a side table or even a podium on which to display decorative items.

Swedish design firm Wingårdhs teamed up with Bosnian brand Zanat to create the 'Tattoo' stool, a neat, light, stable and stackable seating option suited to both residential and public environments. This three-legged 'Eyes' version of the stool is cut from ash wood and unlike its collection counterparts, features very little adornment. A hole in the stool's seat makes for both a decorative detail and a practical feature — like in a bowling ball, the voids make the stool easier to lift and mobilise.

Fully customisable and playful to boot, the 'Play & Burn' candleholder set by Ludovica+Roberto Palomba has pulled off the feat of imbuing a ready made item with a genuinely bespoke quality. How? Presented as a series of disconnected components — modules in maple wood, some of which are hand-carved, a base, rod and top plate all in bromine coated steel — 'Play & Burn' only works when users assemble the piece straight out the box, inevitably to their own liking. Produced by Zanat, the candleholder can be deconstructed and reassembled at any time, further affirming its adaptability to mood, space and function.

Defined by a sculptural beauty and simple yet bold silhouettes, Monica Förster's 'Nera' stool series for Bosnian brand Zanat presents an uncomplicated balance of functionality and beauty. Cut from walnut wood, this stool can be utilised either as seating or as a side table, and is characterised by a hand carved pattern across the entirety of its base.