delicate clothing

Recreating a festive scene typical of Tajikistan's ceremonies, artisan Kodir Egamov uses pine and birch wood to bring this portrait of the region's culture to life. The musicians wear blue and purple garments, one playing a dutor and the other a doira. As a touch of charm, a vivacious woman in an ikat dress represents the country's delicacies by carrying delicious bread.

Jose Arriola uses his incredible skill to carefullyhandpaints each ceramic Christmas tree with festive folk art motifs. The brightly colored patterns are borrowedfrom women's traditional clothing called Huipil in hishome country of Guatemala. The set of six ornamentsinclude a handloomed storage bag.

This beautiful bracelet, handcrafted by artisans from Cusco, Peru, is perfect for casual wear anywhere. The artisans from the Amantaní community choose colors and designs with specific positive intentions, drawing inspiration from the vibrant hues of natural water sources. Weaving is one of the oldest traditions in rural Andean families, representing the richness of cultural heritage and serving as a unique channel for creativity shared with people worldwide. Each piece is a unique work of woven art and will vary in color and motif.

Shaped of terracotta and hand painted in bright folk art colors, these festive ornaments depict the Christmas star. Jose Arriola creates a set of six, and each one is different. Poinsettias with distinct stylizations adorn them. They arrive in a storage bag of handloomed cotton.