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This eye-catching reversible wool shawl is a contemporary take on traditional jamawar patterns, boasting exuberant floral and leaf motifs in a dazzling orange and blue palette. Unlike the intricate paisley designs of classic jamawar textiles, this gorgeous accessory presented by India’s Sandeep Malhotra features clean botanical silhouettes reminiscent of woven tapestry art. Finished with playful fringes, the shawl showcases an inverted color scheme on the back, offering dual styling options.

Add the energy of India’s summer to your days with Sonik Sethi’s wool dhurrie rug. Handwoven by local artisans and inspired by traditional textiles, this gorgeous home accent combines the palette of a refreshing sunset at the beach: orange, blue and green on a beige base hue—all arranged in a geometric pattern.

Flowers and geometric formations reunite in an homage to India's splendor. Designed by Yogesh Munshi and crafted by skilled local artisans, this wool rug features stunning chain stitch work that allows the piece to have that exquisite pattern in strawberry, sapphire and ginger shades. As a charming detail, fringes dangle from each end.

Natural dyes in turquoise, orange and fuchsia compose a piece directly from Mexico's traditions. Artisan Mario Chavez uses refined wool yarns to create this classic table runner, embellished with a geometric pattern in vibrant hues. As a unique touch, the runner also has fringes.

Mexican artisan Marco Bautista finds a true passion in the act of weaving, a process that brings him closer to nature, reminding him of the relationship he shares with the animals and landscapes of his country. He creates this clutch handbag with a handwoven Zapotec design from 100% wool. He decorates the piece with geometric motifs in antique white, black, and Caribbean blue against a body of sunrise orange. The handbag opens with a zipper to reveal a polyester lining in black with an open side pocket.