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Silvery leaves drift across pale blue cotton in a design of dreamy glamour. From Seema, this handcrafted pair of cushion covers features silver foil printing. Darker blue cording defines the edges and a combination of blue and ivory threads forms the solid color cotton back.

Stylish leaves ornament this trendy top made by Made Suciati in Bali. The artisan creates a chic garment in viridian green with complementary tones. The V-neckline features handcrafted embroidered lace details with an easy-to-wear cap sleeve design. The centre bodice is solid while the neckline, sleeves and hem have openwork lace.

You're not seeing double! It's just that this versatile shawl has two sides to it: one features lovely screen-printed floral and leafy motifs in hues of green and grey, while the other has vertical stitches over solid grey. The soft shawl is designed by Arnab Roy in India and woven on a power loom from 100% wool.

Indian designer Amit Moza presents this gorgeous bedspread to celebrate the magnificence of animals while bringing a traditional craft into the modern home. The antique white cotton bedspread is skillfully crafted by local artisans with intricate chain stitch work that can take up to 20 days to complete by hand. The wonderful design features an eclectic selection of wildlife living together in harmony; from ducks swimming happily in a pond, to graceful deer roaming the grassland. The solid cotton backing adds durability to the beautiful textile.

The members of the Ranm Ixoqi' female artisan group work together to produce handicrafts and improve the quality of life for themselves and their families. Ranm Ixoqi' means "woman's heart" in the Mayan Kaqchikel language, and preserving Mayan customs is one of the group's goals. The Mayan weaving tradition uses the backstrap loom, a type of loom where one end is tied to something solid such as a pole or post and the other end consists of a strap that goes around the user's back. It is with a backstrap loom that this 100% cotton table runner is woven. Thread in ivory is used to create the table linen, featuring line motifs that form the image of a tree. The runner is finished with fringe on each end.