gift yourself

Transform your winter look with ease with this reversible men's scarf from Peruvian artisan Waldo Berrios. Knit from a blend of alpaca, acrylic and wool yarns, it showcases a timeless grey and black colour scheme that exudes sophistication. Wrap yourself in comfort and style with this must-have accessory for the colder months.

One of the best ways to find peace is by traveling because you can discover wonderful places, new aspects of yourself and the tranquility of learning that your problems become small compared to the big, vast world. This is Peruvian artisan Kathiana Quispe's particular vision of what world peace means and she conveys it in this delightful leather passport cover that invites you to find your way to your next destination soon. Embellished with an acrylic Andean textile and the image of an introspective llama, the passport cover features two interior pockets to carry your documents safely.

Keep yourself warm and cozy in this chilly season with a delightful pair of socks from India. Preserving the traditional style passed down through generations—and supporting local organizations in the Himalayan Valley region—these calf-length slipper-style socks are crafted from a durable acrylic and nylon blend yarn in a charming combination of black and beige hues.

S fits women’s shoe sizes 8 to 9.5 and men’s 7 to 8.5

M Fits women’s shoe sizes 9.5 to 11 and men’s 9 to 10.5

L Fits women’s shoe sizes above 12 and men’s sizes above 11

Artisan Kathiana Quispe designs this passport holder to share her vision of world peace, for others to carry with them as they explore and better understand the world: "Peace is within, and one of the best ways to find it is by traveling," the artisan explains. "Traveling, you find yourself, discover new emotions, new corners, and the calmness that comes with the realization that the world is so big that your own problems become small."

The artist explains that llamas are positive, adaptable creatures known for their balance and action. They are also protectors, known to keep predators away from flocks and herds of smaller animals.

To Kathiana Quispe, the represent an image of a path to peace, as does the concept of a passport itself, increasing understanding and appreciations between far distant peoples.

Her dark brown leather passport design is enhanced with a handloomed Andean textile. The interior features a polyester lining, and pockets to secure a passport.