Mire furniture Sharing a glass of water

Sharing a glass of water in a hand-blown glass is more than an experience

Lower shade

Use it as a cabinet knob or as a statement hook to add a sculptural detail to your home

Not strictly functionally as washing may detract the quality of the limed finish

In Six Dot's signature raw aluminium

Mire furniture Sharing a glass of waterOriginal Mire takes its name from an old word once used to describe the dark, boggy ground. A hand shaped and welded steel structure forms the frame. Its skin is mulberry paper, hand dyed using a natural blend of walnut husk and iron. The paper's distinctive texture comes from Momigami, a traditional Japanese technique meaning "kneaded paper." This technique, once used by Japanese farmers who could not afford expensive fabric, strengthens the paper,