geometric patterns

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.

Intricate geometric patterns frame a stunning floral-inspired motif on this hill tribe cotton and natural fiber bag from Thailand’s Kunlaya Pangsiri. It is trimmed with a vibrant hot pink woven band decorated with delicate floral designs, adding an unexpected pop of color that makes heads turn. The reliable rattan reed handles ensure comfortable carrying through busy days and whimsical tassels with tiny wooden beads provide the perfect finishing touch. Inside, the fully lined interior features a practical zippered pocket for organizing essentials, all protected by a secure zippered closure that keeps everything in place. This boho chic bag bridges cultures while delivering everyday functionality with unmistakable style.

This bright cotton coin purse in tangerine and black allows you to keep change or transit tokens at hand, and it will also be very easy to spot in your bag. Artisans of Costa Rica's Association of So Cagru Indigenous Women hand-weave geometric motifs on the front of the zippered purse and color the cotton yarns with natural dyes made of tree bark, clay, seeds, flowers, leaves and roots.

Zigzag accents evoke the beauty of the tropical Costa Rican lands through intense colors and chic details. Danicxia Castillo works with waxed cords in green and orange hues to craft this macrame wristband bracelet, whose adjustable length makes the accessory perfect for an adventurous day. The piece also displays a gorgeous geometric design, which allows it to complement any ensemble with a bold touch.

Woven by hand on a backstrap loom, this generous cotton shawl combines wide bands of pewter grey and burnt sienna on pristine ivory cotton. Lorenza Perez is a master of this ancestral Maya weaving technique, and a rebozo like this one can take anywhere from 28 to 40 hours to complete. Textured geometric borders at each end are embroidered by hand, and the fabric alternates woven areas with unwoven warp threads, to achieve a textile that drapes beautifully.

Vibrant cross-stitch embroidery brings ancient hill tribe motifs to life across this cotton and natural fiber handle bag where every colorful thread weaves together tradition and contemporary style. The sturdy rattan reed handles offer comfortable carrying while charming tassels adorned with delicate wooden beads create gentle movement with each step. A reliable zippered closure keeps your belongings secure and the thoughtfully lined interior includes a zippered pocket for smart organization of your daily essentials. Thai artisan Kunlaya Pangsiri transforms simple materials into a functional masterpiece that celebrates cultural heritage while meeting modern needs with authentic flair.