geometric patterns

Add a touch of traditional elegance to your days with a sublime creation directly from the Uzbekistan region, the heart of the Silk Road. Crafted with classic iroki embroidery techniques, Umida Zikrillayeva's tote bag features a charming pattern in blue and red hues, all accented by matching cotton straps. The piece also has a zippered closure and an interior pocket for convenient use.

Crafted from cotton fabric and hand stamped using a traditional wax resist batik process, Jamriang's kimono jacket is them dyed in indigo to give it, its tonal blue motif. The placket and cuffs are finished with a contrast embroidered trim in a palette of strawberry, navy and ivory. Front patch pockets subtly blend into the beautiful all over motif on this unlined kimono.

Carrying the majestic essence of Uzbekistan within, this cotton handbag is a convenient accessory that combines tradition and chicness in one. Crafted by Gulbahor Chorieva in the always-beautiful Shahrisabz city, the bag features a floral pattern made with the traditional iroki embroidery technique, which allows the design to have that splendorous look, all enhanced by a red palette. With sturdy handles and a zippered closure outside, the accessory's interior features an ikat textile equipped with an open-top pocket.

Guatemalan artisan Mirian Otzin handlooms this lovely cotton cushion cover with artisanal techniques traditionally reserved for men. Mirian draws inspiration from her culture to design this charming creation in different colors and patterns, with beige, pink, strawberry, blue and cyan tones. The back features an elegant opening to insert the cushion.

Guatemalan artisan Mirian Otzin handlooms this lovely cotton cushion cover with artisanal techniques traditionally reserved for men. Inspired by her beloved country, Mirian designs this charming creation in different colors and patterns, with beige, pink, strawberry, blue and cyan tones. The back features an elegant opening to insert the cushion.