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Shimmering shades of blue and cream cover this elegant scarf. Yuni Kristina recreates the parang raja. One of many traditional batik motifs, it symbolizes the ancient Javanese kingdom in general. She stamps the blue patterns in pure silk and adds the red blossoms with the batik motif.

Bright as the morning star, this cushion cover celebrates Zapotec artistry. Mario Chávez obtains the yellow dye by mixing pomegranate with liana before weaving the cover on a traditional loom. Featuring polyester trim for support, the cover closes with a zipper.

The use of natural dyes may cause slight variations in hue. This hand crafted item may vary slightly in size.

Transform any atmosphere into a refined living space with the help of this fascinating cushion cover whose irokistitch floral and leaf hand embroidery will simply take your breath away. The plain ivory back, complemented by a convenient zipper opening for cushion insertion (not included), adds an understated elegance to this design crafted by Uzbek artisan Yulduzoy Mamadiyorova.The extraordinary artistry of Shakhrisabz embroidery, known as "iroki," stitches are skillfully embroidered in a half-cross stitch pattern. Shakhrisabz, Uzbekistan is renowned for its exquisite embroidery that beautifully depicts sunlight, flowers, dragons, pomegranates, and other lush ornaments. While traditionally seen on skullcaps, these talented artists have extended their artistry to pillows, purses, and even shoes, making each piece truly a work of art.

Step into the world of Tajikistan's artistic heritage by adorning your home with this attention-grabbing cotton cushion cover boasting a fascinating mandala motif on the front. Mavjuda Nabieva's spectacular design is adorned with suzani hand-embroidery meticulously crafted using the traditional bosma technique. The cover features a hidden zippered closure on the side, allowing for the easy insertion of a cushion (not included).

The rising and setting of the sun never fails to cause wonder, as it did for the pre-Hispanic artists in Peru. Master weaver Zosimo Laura depicts both in a wool cushion cover of dazzling colors. The reverse side is orange, and red with orange and features a a button opening.

Bold orange borders frame intricate Thai motifs on this pair of hand-loomed cotton cushion covers that transforms ordinary seating into a celebration of cultural artistry. Presented by Keawpankanlaya, each cover showcases masterful craftsmanship through detailed traditional patterns dancing across vibrant cotton fabric, while solid orange backs provide striking contrast that brings warmth and character to sofas, chairs and beds throughout your home.

With its captivating geometric patterns, this sublime wool runner rug draws inspiration from the rich traditions of Cusco's Festival of the Crosses. Created by Peruvian artisan Gerardo Fernandez, this handwoven design features delicate fringes and lovely hues derived from organic sources such as cochineal, tree leaves, bark, roots and fruits, offering a beautiful blend of artistry and cultural heritage.

Crimson is combined with various other colors in this cardigan from Peru. Knit from 100% alpaca wool, the cardigan features crimson, pumpkin, cerulean, and purple stripes with zigzag, cross, and block patterns. Peruvian artisan Fernando Cano creates this warm accessory, which closes with coconut shell buttons.