exquisite robes

Step into unparalleled luxury with this exquisite rayon robe for men. Crafted using Bali's traditional batik technique, its hand-stamped patterns in sap green, turquoise and amber, reminiscent of lush greenery, transport you to paradise. The wide kimono sleeves, front-wrap styling and coordinating tie belt create a sophisticated yet relaxed silhouette perfect for lounging in refined comfort.

Drape yourself in elegance with this exquisite bordered scarf hand-loomed from fine double-ply silk from the renowned city of Bishnupur, India’s celebrated silk weaving capital. Artisans Somu and Soma design this fashionable accessory hand-painted with an enchanting deer motif in shades of ivory, chartreuse and brown, boasting vibrant multicolored stripes. The result is a gorgeously unique scarf that brings a touch of sophistication to any ensemble.

Wrap yourself in luxury with this stunning jamawar textile jacket in a kaleidoscope of pink, a masterpiece from India's Mohsin. Featuring intricate motifs, long sleeves and a chic mandarin collar with a hook and eye closure. Whether you're dressing up for a formal event or seeking to elevate your everyday look, this eye-catching design adds an undeniable touch of sophistication and style.

Whether you choose to drape it around your neck or use it as a shawl or in any other creative way, this versatile rayon scarf is guaranteed to make you stand out. This must-have accessory dazzles with hand-drawn batik designs by Java’s Erna Gendhis in contrasting colors and stylish patterns that create a stunning visual impact. With delicate fringe accents on both ends, the scarf has an exquisite color palette featuring mulberry, grey, amber, burnt orange, Caribbean blue, azure, white and black.

Precise geometric motifs alternate with birds in an exquisite design. From talented members of Women United for Artisan Development, the cushion cover is woven by hand on a backstrap loom. Cording defines the borders, and the back is solid grey. "We love birds," the artisans confide. "This design was woven by women who live in Quiché, a forested region in western Guatemala."

Should one of the threads snag, they suggest you pull it back into place from the back of the fabric with a fine crochet hook.