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Transform your table into a portal to a realm where nature conquers the space with serenity and peace. Bali's Liem Hauw works with cotton and fragrant roots to create this set of four placemats and a table runner, all pieces featuring a natural pattern and colour that exudes calm sophistication.

Crafted from cotton in a solid tan hue, this one-of-a-kind table runner is designed by Ghanaian artisan K. Baka. He hand-paints a procession of peacocks, realized with dots and traditional African motifs. A dainty fringe decorates this runner at each end.

Tender and warm: this sublime table runner is one of Guatemalan artisan Luisa Villavicencio's newest creations. Using grey cotton yarns, Luisa handlooms a glamorous design embellished with embroidered motifs and pretty fringes at each end. The materials come from the artisan's plantation and recycled textiles, making an eco-friendly accent for your home.

Elegant and homey: this appealing table runner is one of Guatemalan artisan Luisa Villavicencio's newest creations. Using intense cordovan and alabaster cotton yarns, Luisa handlooms a glamorous design embellished with pretty fringes at each end. The materials come from the artisan's plantation and recycled textiles, making an eco-friendly accent for your home.

Evoking the style of traditional clothing worn in Tactic, this Guatemalan table runner is handwoven from cotton on a traditional telar de cintura, or backstrap loom. Miriam and Debora design the runner, displaying openwork and animal patterns in a solid eggshell hue. Hand-knotted lacework accentuates the runner around the edges.

Made of cotton in a solid ginger hue, this one-of-a-kind table runner will add an African touch to your kitchen or dining room. Ghanaian artisan K. Baka creates this runner, which he paints by hand with the images of geckos with black and white traditional African motifs. At the center, the classic Adinkra symbol Gye Nyame signifies the supremacy of God.

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.