different decor

Smiling cheerfully, six stars are handcrafted from wool felt in a variety of different colors. Indian artisan Ashish Mehta designs this ornament set.

Victor Hugo Lopez in Guatemala works with cypress scrap wood reclaimed from local sawmills to craft this sweet set of three star ornaments. Each star is painted in a different primary color--red, yellow and blue.

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.

Hand crafted entirely from recycled paper, Yusra's eco-friendly holiday ornaments are a sustainable way to celebrate. The Indian artisan uses strips of paper to create the stars, rolling the strips into different sizes. Durable jute cords provide an easy way to hang the pretty ornaments.

Celebrate the holiday season with this beautiful set of three star ornaments designed by Sajad in India. Each star is neatly crafted of wood, and hand-painted in midnight blue with gold and turquoise motifs. The 3 ornaments, which are each a different size, hang from golden cords.

A set of four stars is ready to brighten up your holiday tree. Costa Rican artisan Blanca Padilla handcrafts these stars out of the fiber extracted from cabuya, a succulent that looks like agave. The artisan works with the cabuya's natural texture to form the stars, each bordered in a different color.

The art and skill of creating handicrafts from cabuya has been handed down through Blanca Padilla's family for generations. The artisan sources her material herself, growing and harvesting the cabuya, extracting the fiber, and preparing it for use in the handicrafts. Blanca Padilla hopes to help revitalize the cabuya craft industry with the success of her designs.