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Crafted from ceramic in a tear-drop shape, this necklace by Thai artisan Napat Chotpruekchookul features a shadowy rendition of lush leaves in shades of brown. Painted by hand and glazed for a smooth, glossy finish, the pendant is worn on a faux suede cord that can be knotted at the desired length.

A mesmerizing pattern designed to resemble shibori artwork is hand-painted in blue and white onto the ceramic pendant of this bracelet. Indian artisan Anuva Baid designs the stunning bangle, which is crafted from sterling silver.

Indian artisan Ritu Thapar crafts a beautiful shell-shaped pendant using a variety of energetic, geometric shapes. Hand-carved from clay, then double-fired, this eye-catching necklace is painted by hand in vivid shades of lavender and violet, with red, white, gold, and black tones being used to finish the design. Lovely golden-colored globes pattern the bottom of the pendant.

The iconography of the Incas serves as the foundation for the design of this pair of ceramic pendant necklaces from Peruvian artisan Dina. Against a vivid red background, symbols and shapes in black and gold recall the geometric patterns of Incan art. Each ring-shaped pendant features a bead in these same shades. The medallions are painted by hand and hang from black nylon cord.

Pablo Picasso, the world famous artist best known for his cubist and abstract paintings that were busy with color, pattern and detail, was also renowned for his simplistic, subdued, one-line drawings. Bare depictions of people and animals were created in his way. Thai artisan Napat Chotpruekchookul expertly channels Picasso's line drawings with a depiction of flowers and plant life on a circular ceramic pendant. It is worn on a black faux suede cord that can be knotted at the desired length.