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Weaving is an ancient tradition in the Andes, and handwoven Inca textiles were more highly prized than gold. Carrying on the legacy, Eliazar Ochoa creates an intricate cushion cover of dazzling beauty. His motifs are inspired by ancient Andean art, executed in a woolen palette of glowing warmth.

Crown your spaces with Sonik Sethi’s dhurrie rug. Handwoven by local hands, this wool piece honors the textile traditions of the Indian region with a series of crown-like details on a dapper ivory hue. Green and orange colors complete the rug’s primaveral vibe, while fringes add the final touch.

Add the energy of India’s summer to your days with Sonik Sethi’s wool dhurrie rug. Handwoven by local artisans and inspired by traditional textiles, this gorgeous home accent combines the palette of a refreshing sunset at the beach: orange, blue and green on a beige base hue—all arranged in a geometric pattern.

This eye-catching reversible wool shawl is a contemporary take on traditional jamawar patterns, boasting exuberant floral and leaf motifs in a dazzling orange and blue palette. Unlike the intricate paisley designs of classic jamawar textiles, this gorgeous accessory presented by India’s Sandeep Malhotra features clean botanical silhouettes reminiscent of woven tapestry art. Finished with playful fringes, the shawl showcases an inverted color scheme on the back, offering dual styling options.

Made with masterful techniques passed down from generation to generation, this stunning backpack by Peru's Ana Maria and Ernesto invites you to explore the ancient history of the Inca Empire. Made from cotton in a black hue, the accessory is equipped with a handle and adjustable straps that allow for a comfortable fit, making it perfect for an adventurous day. Nasturtium, strawberry and goldenrod hues form the traditional geometric wool textile featured at the front, while two zippered compartments and an interior pocket finish the bag.