Vintage 1960s Beswick Black Beauty linen where each stitch contributes to

where each stitch contributes to the overall structure

it brings versatility and understated style to any setting

Rugged yet refined

or for hanging on the wall as kitchen or dining room decor

by powerhouse author Yotam Ottolenghi and Nopi head chef Ramael Scully

Vintage 1960s Beswick Black Beauty linen where each stitch contributes toA 1960s Beswick figure of Black Beauty in hand painted English porcelain with a sleek midnight glaze and graceful mid century form. Produced by the storied Staffordshire maker celebrated for its equestrian models, the sculpture captures the nobility and sensitivity of Anna Sewells beloved horse. The elongated lines and glossy finish give the piece a distinctly modern elegance while preserving the romance of the English countryside and riding tradition.