Geo dot gloss and unglossed bead necklace by Janneke Story - Barbican Print Wall There’s the man whose death

There’s the man whose death – with one leg on the Polish side

it’s ‘Two Tickets to Paradise’ by Eddie Money

French Cooking for One is a personal and quirky take on Édouard de Pomiane's classic

And for added effect you’ll even find paint drips

This brass and Larvikite stone jewellery is created by Elsa Gomez and made in her workshop in East London

Geo dot gloss and unglossed bead necklace by Janneke Story - Barbican Print Wall There’s the man whose deathLondon based Studio Janneke creates small collections of feel good ceramics, with a focus on handmade items, one offs and limited runs. Handmade ceramic gloss and unglazed circular beads on elastic cord. Care instructions: take care when removing jewellery, avoid puling ceramic parts directly.