styling compliments

Faceted drops of palest green prasiolite are beautifully complemented by sterling silver in these dangle earrings from Bali's Dewi Putera. The artisan crafts the earrings in the traditional Balinese style, using silver granules and swirls in ornate patterns. The gemstones total 10 carats.

.925 Sterling silver

The Thai region presents a sublime pair to complement your serene spaces. Master artisan Charoensri uses traditional pottery techniques to craft this set of two elephant incense holders made from ceramic in the classic Celadon style. Featuring a green hue and a glazed finish, the accessories take the shape of two cute elephants as a sign of good fortune.

Prepare to be dazzled by this mesmerizing wrap bracelet whose exquisite combination of sparkling crystal and glass beads makes it a sight to see. Crafted with care by Guatemala's Domingo Reanda, this fashionable accessory features an elegant hand-woven green cord and a polished Tibetan-style pewter button, offering a refined and sophisticated closure that complements the bracelet’s unique flair.

Elevate your dining experience with this versatile ceramic serving bowl, a masterpiece that blurs the lines between aesthetics and utility. Whether it's a platform for presenting appetizers and snacks or serving as a multitasking wonder, accommodating everything from salt and pepper shakers to butter sticks and beyond, this delightful accessory seamlessly redefines your table. Its graceful leaf motifs, complemented by a captivating crackle celadon glaze in a soothing green shade, breathe life into its beauty. Handcrafted with meticulous precision in Thailand, Penpan's design transcends mere functionality—it's a true work of artistry and style.

Ghana's Ila Suleyman designs a necklace featuring five beaded strands threaded with recycled vinyl beads in a mix of pink, blue, brown, yellow, red, orange, black and green. The ends of the multi-strand section are finished with sese wood beads, agate stones, and leather strips serving as spacers. The brass hook clasp complements the beads' diverse colors. The name Wend Panga comes from the Mamprusi word meaning "strong will."