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Add a splash of color to your home decor with this gorgeous pair of cushion covers from artisans Hari and Arthur of Bali. Both sides of the covers are patterned with eye-catching abstract firework plumes in shades of forest green, ginger, maize, and dove grey over a lovely snow white cotton base. One edge of each cover features a subtle zipper for easy insertion of a cushion.

Geometric patterns explode in vivid acrylic cord embroidery across this dynamic cushion cover duo by India’s Amit Moza, delivering instant energy to tired furniture. The colorful chain-stitch designs pop against cotton backgrounds, with bold shapes that command attention and inject life into neutral spaces. Practical ivory cotton backs with convenient openings make cushion swaps effortless, while the lively fronts do all the heavy lifting when it comes to transforming your seating from forgettable to unforgettable.

Abstract patterns swirl and bloom across black cotton in this contemporary tote bag where ancient batik techniques meet modern design sensibility. India’s Rajnandinee and Srabonti blend leaf, floral and geometric motifs into a mesmerizing composition that gives the bag its distinctive character and visual depth. A zippered opening reveals a thoughtfully designed, fully-lined interior complete with one zippered pocket and two open pockets, offering all the room you need to keep your daily essentials neatly sorted and easily accessible.

Abstract crab and fish motifs are hand-woven from a wool and cotton blend to craft this extraordinary area rug that features lovely fringes on the ends. Peruvian artisan Zosimo Laura designs the colorful rug that will look stunning anywhere you choose to display it at home.

Imitating a minimalist style, Gulnora Chorieva's wool area rug exudes elegance and modernity in each little detail composing the piece. The palette combines brown, orange, black and white hues, all arranged in stair motifs for an abstract sensation. As the final touch, the accessory—made in Uzbekistan—has graceful fringes.