decorative suns

Relax in the sun in this gorgeous sundress by Indonesian artisan Galuh Kenanga. The beautiful plum dress is decorated with a hand-stamped ash batik print that depicts the beauty of the jasmine flower. In Indonesian traditions, the jasmine is the flower of life and beauty. The sundress features an attractive ruffle design around the elasticated bust and two hidden coconut buttons on the adjustable straps.

Decorated with openwork circular patterns that reveal a golden hue underneath, this blissfully beautiful clutch is handcrafted from espresso leather. Created by Balinese artisan Tuniyaton, this clutch opens with a tasseled zipper, revealing a faux suede-lined interior that is complete with 12 card slots, a zipper pocket, and two slots for paper bills. This bag is named Matahari, which means "sun" in Indonesian.

Handwoven in the traditional Pic'bil style, the Ixbalam Ke Women Weavers's newest creation captures the serene essence of the regional forests in the leafy details decorating this distinguished placemat. Made from cotton, the piece features a combination of yellow and green hues arranged in the geometric pattern that decorates the accessory, whose white base tone allows for a graceful illusion.

Warm colors and geometric shapes inspired by pre-Hispanic cultures will captivate you as soon as you lay eyes on this bright cushion cover hand-woven from wool in Peru. This fabulous decorative accent that fills any room with life is designed by artisan Zosimo Laura and features a striped reverse side with a zipper closure in the middle so you can easily insert a cushion (not included.)