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Ryan Chappell aims his lens at capturing nature's original beauty. For this set of color photographs, Chappell focuses on different leaves, highlighting their exotic shapes and textures. Printed on Fujicolor crystal archive paper, each photograph features a mat board. The set of five arrives in a silk box.

This charming set of three cotton wall hangings features inspiring printed quotes, perfect for adding warmth and positive vibes to living spaces, entryways or cozy corners of your home and office. Presented by India’s Sandeep Malhotra, each one is designed in the style of vertical banners, suspended from a wooden dowel with a cotton string for easy hanging. One accessory, in a warm terracotta tone, reads, “Bee Yourself,” featuring a playful bee motif that adds a cheerful, motivational touch. The second piece, in a mustard yellow hue, displays the message, “Always Stay Humble & Kind,” accented with small heart motifs for a gentle, uplifting feel. The third one, in a peachy shade, bears the phrase, “Family Makes this House a Home,” celebrating togetherness and love.

Spring touches nature in diverse ways, and so does with your home thanks to a set of four by Chirag Choudhary. Ceramic and iron unite in these hand-painted hooks, each revealing a new facet of spring with red, black, blue and white hues.

Diverse hues portray different facets of Armenia's classic artistry. Gayane Arushanyan weaves this set of four wall hangings, made from a blend of wool yarns and cotton threads. The pieces showcase each a traditional cross, decorated with intense colors and fringes.

The town of San Salvador Huixcolotla in Puebla is known as the capital of papel picado or cut paper art which is a Mexican folk art tradition that goes back to the time of the Aztecs and is now used to decorate Day of the Dead altars. Artisan Isabel Rodriguez designs a colorful set of three tissue paper banners laser cut to attain the precise designs, which include flowers, donkey piñatas and doves.

The relationship between a mother and child is beautifully portrayed here in this cotton batik wall hanging hand crafted by Siddique of India. The artisan states that her subject is: "a village woman, beautifully adorned in traditional attire, taking a moment as she returns back home after the day’s work at the fields to enjoy the company of her child. She intends to give her child happiness, good health and protection." The bright pinks, yellows and blues of the mother and child are eye-catching against a teal and deep brown background.