house-shaped matchbox

Archivist was founded in 1998 by Sarah and William Allardice. As the name might suggest, they began in the archives of the Natural History Museum. Although the archives have changed, their enthusiasm for hunting for images has not gone. They've collaborated with artists all over the world to create, including the design of their luxury matches. The brand aims to create timeless pieces that imbue a sense of fun, as well as to be useful.

Archivist’s house-shaped matchbox featuring the illustration of a vibrant shops are designed by The Printed Peanut and made in India. Both decorative and practical, they’re perfect perched on a kitchen shelf, bathroom ledge, or beside your favorite candle — a little everyday magic, ready to strike. Each box contains 75 matches, each measuring 10cm long, made of FSC-certified wood.

Please practice fire safety.

box dimensions: 11.5 x 7 x 10 cm