Bushnell Laser Boresighter

After living and working in India for nearly two decades, Jaipur represents the first time Michael Aram has incorporated traditional Indian motifs into his art. Much of the metal giftware in Jaipur features open, cut-through patterns expertly depicted and highly polished, yet immediately recognizable for its Indian influences.

Tobacco Leaf, one of the most prized of Chinese Export patterns, was developed circa 1780. The design shows the leaves of the flowering Nicotiana (Tobacco) plant upon which a small phoenix perches bearing a flowering twig in its beak. The joyous exuberance of the Tobacco Leaf pattern is undiminished by time. Tobacco Leaf is an authorized reproduction for the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Wedgwood pays tribute to the traditional English equestrian lifestyle with this fine teapot inspired by the work of 18th-century horse painter George Stubbs. Burnished gold silhouettes, classic stirrup stripes and rich shades of tan and brown evoke the stylish essence of horse riding.

A longer handled Kabuki Brush.