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Spring awakens not only sweet sensations but also Ritu Agnihotri's immense creativity, motivating her to create a gorgeous series of garments inspired by this tender season. Working on cotton, the Indian artisan uses hand-block printing techniques to embellish this tunic, with a buttoned-up henley neck, three-quarter-long sleeves, and hand applied running stitch accents. The white background on the print allows the pink and raspberry toned florals to pop.

Cool cotton in vibrant crimson inspires Isha Jain. She designs this charming tunic with paisley motifs, created by hand with the block print technique. Sequins sparkle on the charming top. It slips over the head, and slits at the hem on both sides assure an easy fit.

Crafted in India and designed by Krishna and Sharda, this cotton scarf features a splendid palette of strawberry, white and azure tones for a vibrant fashion statement. The details are made with the ancient batik technique, allowing a unique creation.

Leaves in orange, teal blue and red float over paisley bouquets becoming an elegant shawl by India's Isha Jain. The patterns are achieved with traditional hand-block techniques on a hand loomed shawl prepared with a cotton weft and a Chanderi silk warp. Unique to the town of the same name, this type of silk is renowned for its lustrous softness.

Indian artisan Himani Gupta's stunning cushion covers are meticulously crafted from cotton, boasting alluring floral and vine designs block-printed by hand using natural dyes in the traditional kalamkari style. Against an ivory backdrop, shades of orange, red, grey and black intertwine accentuated by black cotton applique detailing on all sides. The thoughtful back opening ensures easy cushion insertion (cushion not included), transforming any space into an elegant haven of beauty.