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The Art of the Table: Cultivating Connection through Rituals

In an era of fast food and digital distractions, reclaiming the dinner table is a revolutionary act of love. This curated gift box is designed to teach children that a meal is never just about consumption—it is a social and family ritual. By slowing down to set a beautiful table, practice mindful manners, and record the day’s highlights, children learn the essential arts of sharing, listening, and gratitude. These tools aren't just for "special occasions"; they are for turning every day into an opportunity to join life with grace and intention.

SERAX — Feast Cup

Created in collaboration with chef Yotam Ottolenghi and artist Ivo Bisignano, this handle-free stoneware cup brings the expressive spirit of the Feast collection to the table. Its cream surface, blue stripes and hand-drawn character turn an everyday drink into a small moment of colour and creativity.

Designed by Yotam Ottolenghi & Ivo Bisignano — stoneware — Ø 7.5 × H 7.5 cm — 25 cl

Chronicle Books — Connoisseur Kids: Etiquette and Manners

True elegance begins with kindness and consideration for others. This engaging guide by Jennifer L. Scott transforms "manners" from rigid rules into playful life skills. From mastering the art of a proper introduction to understanding table etiquette, this book empowers children to navigate the world with confidence. It serves as the perfect companion for parents who want to show their little ones how to be "good global citizens" through communication, grooming, and the simple beauty of thinking of others first.

Be My Guest — Memory Journal

Even though it is titled "Be My Guest," we’ve included this elegant notebook to serve as a child’s personal daily archive. It is a space to record who joined them at the table, which flavours sparked joy, and what conversations stayed with them. By encouraging kids to write down their favourite foods and guest lists, we help them develop a lifelong writing habit and a deeper sense of gratitude. It turns a simple dinner into a story worth telling.

By The Curator — Cotton Placemat with Cutlery Pocket

The ritual of the meal begins before the food even reaches the table. Made from cotton in a classic tartan, this placemat gives every meal a sense of place and encourages children to take part in setting their own. The integrated cutlery pocket makes that small ritual both simple and engaging—a tactile reminder that the table is somewhere to sit, talk, listen and share.

Cotton — tartan fabric — integrated cutlery pocket — 50 × 35 cm