creative rings

Inspired by fall, Balinese artisan Endah creates this lovely skirt. Crafted from smooth rayon, this high-low skirt is decorated using the batik method; a wax resist is stamped by hand onto the fabric before it is treated with colorful dyes, resulting in entrancing green and magenta leaf motifs. The skirt features a comfortable elastic waist and a ruffled hemline.

Surrender to the splendor of this extraordinary domed ring, a true masterpiece meticulously hand-carved from apricot wood in Armenia. This remarkable creation by Kamo Galstyan is a captivating celebration of nature's allure, artfully enhancing the wood's deep brown hue and entrancing grain pattern, evoking a delightful and organic charm. At its zenith, a mesmerizing resin accent in a spellbinding fuchsia shade adds an enchanting touch that sets this ring apart as a rare and enthralling treasure.

Elevate your style with this gorgeous domed ring, where craftsmanship and artistry converge to create a statement piece that captivates and delights. Armenia's Kamo Galstyan meticulously carves apricot wood by hand, accentuating the wood's natural brown hue and bewitching grain pattern. The unique design reaches its crowning glory with a mesmerizing resin accent in a spectacular fuchsia shade with a touch of white, resulting in a fashion accessory that truly breaks the mold of traditional jewelry.

A pop of fuchsia will add energy and character to your indoor and outdoor spaces with this amazing decorative hanging accessory created by Thai artisan Chawika. She pays tribute to her country's traditional lanterns by giving their shape to this accessory handmade with cotton and featuring a bamboo ring for hanging.

Claudia Hernandez creates this colorful fuchsia clutch, which she weaves by hand. A band of pale lavender, mint green and pastel pink surrounds the center. The bag opens with a zipper, revealing a black lining. "I love these small bags, the artisan confides. "They have vibrant colors and are very useful."

Inspired by fall, Balinese artisan Endah creates this lovely sundress. Crafted from silky rayon, the dress is decorated using the batik method; a wax resist is stamped by hand onto the fabric before it is treated with colorful dyes, resulting in entrancing leaf motifs in green and magenta. The dress is characterized by spaghetti straps and a knee-length skirt.

This adorable shoulder bag is handwoven by the Yurivilca Family workshop in a bright fuchsia alpaca blend and finished with faux suede straps. A pair of delicate crochet flowers adorn the front and a band with a handwoven geometric design runs along the upper edge. This bag is fully lined and comes with a magnetic closure and an open interior pocket.

Headed by grand-master weaver, Don Cesar, the Yurivilca Family has grown into an institution. Don Cesar is credited with elevating his hometown's weaving and textile tradition into the international sphere by pioneering innovative techniques and designs. Today, local weavers continue to use Don Cesar's techniques to create some of Peru's most prized textiles.