small boxes

Crafted of pinewood into octagonal shapes, this pair of decorative boxes is presented by God's Seed. The skilled artisans of the cooperative design the large and small boxes, hand-painting them with birds perched on leafy branches in blue. The large box opens with brass hinges, and the small box opens with hinges made of leather.

On the surface of this decorative box, the sun and the moon hold each other in a solar embrace. Peruvian artisan Felicita Espinoza designs the box. Working in the colonial style of reverse-painted glass, she hand-paints the design onto the box's blue surface, given a gold-tone trim. It opens with a hinge to a single-compartment interior for storing small items and keepsakes.

This elegant decorative box is from Fida Hussain, son of a papier mache artisan. He hopes to preserve that artistic legacy through her own work. The box is crafted from weeping willow wood and papier mache and then carefully painted by hand with a chinar leaf motif in a pretty palette of blue and gold. A velvet lining cushions small treasures.

This elegant decorative box is from Fida Hussain, son of a papier mache artisan. He hopes to preserve that artistic legacy through his own work. The box is crafted from weeping willow wood and papier mache and then carefully painted by hand with a chinar leaf motif in a pretty palette of blue and gold. A velvet lining cushions small treasures.

Ana Maria Gonzalez in Mexico creates this fun jewelry chest, employing the decoupage technique. A skeletal bride and groom are depicted on the top and front of the pinewood box, in homage to José Guadalupe Posada's La Calavera Catrina. The small chest features two drawers for storing small treasures.

The original "La Calavera Catrina" was a zinc etching created by the artist José Guadalupe Posada in Mexico around 1910. Posada created the character, a female skeleton with an elegant hat, as a satirical portrait of Mexican natives who aspired to European style and denied their own heritage. The catrina has since become an emblem of Mexico's Day of the Dead celebration and a popular folk art subject.

The valley of Kashmir comes alive in this beautiful box designed by India's Fida Hussain. The decorative oval container is crafted from weeping willow wood and coated with papier mache using techniques that date back to the 15th century. Intricate floral details are then painted by hand in a serene shade of blue, enhanced with golden outlines. The interior is painted black for contrast and is the perfect size for holding small keepsakes.

In navy blue framed by cobalt blue, this parachute hammock from Ticket To The Moon is ideal for every occasion, whether it is traveling, spending a day in the park, or just staying home. Play, relax, take your everyday nap or sleep in your hammock! The hammock is made of high-grade nylon parachute silk, which adjusts to the body, offering a comfortable sleep and ideal protection from rocky, wet, or sloping terrain, as well as from insects and small reptiles. This hammock is lightweight, strong, foldable, and sets up in less than a minute. Originally created by Ticket To The Moon and tested in all climates around the world since 1996, the camping hammock is made by travelers for travelers.

Includes strong carabiners, an attached pouch to store the hammock when folded, and a funky crescent-moon shaped bag for more stylish storage which can also be used as a pillow for more comfort.

Please note that the tree strap and rope package is available separately.

In royal blue framed by turquoise, this parachute hammock from Ticket To The Moon is ideal for every occasion, whether it is traveling, spending a day in the park, or just staying home. Play, relax, take your everyday nap or sleep in your hammock! The hammock is made of high-grade nylon parachute silk, which adjusts to the body, offering a comfortable sleep and ideal protection from rocky, wet, or sloping terrain, as well as from insects and small reptiles. This hammock is lightweight, strong, foldable, and sets up in less than a minute. Originally created by Ticket To The Moon and tested in all climates around the world since 1996, the camping hammock is made by travelers for travelers.

Includes strong carabiners, an attached pouch to store the hammock when folded, and a funky crescent-moon shaped bag for more stylish storage which can also be used as a pillow for more comfort.

Please note that the tree strap and rope package is available separately.