goes with everything

Made with ancestral techniques to obtain a gorgeous look, this cardigan is the perfect complement to several ensembles. The long, easy-going silhouette dresses up beautifully, featuring a palette of vibrant colors arranged in an exquisite pattern inspired by Peru's flora. The super-soft baby alpaca yarns are expertly blended with wool and polyamide for durability and a cozy sensation. Every detail is knit by Benita Cutipa, whose expertise allows her to reflect the beauty of Andean flowers in the accents composing the garment, making it a unique treasure to wear with pride.

A bold fuchsia canvas meets intricate artistry in this stunning hand-loomed cotton tote, designed by India's Om Prakash to turn heads wherever you go. The front showcases a striking polyester panel adorned with paisley and geometric embroidery in emerald, crimson and gold, punctuated by shimmering mirrored sequins that dance with every movement. Inside, you'll find a fully-lined interior complete with a zippered pocket for keeping essentials secure, while the top zipper closure ensures everything stays safely tucked away. This roomy handbag delivers both eye-catching style and everyday functionality in one gorgeous package.

This beautiful cushion cover is designed by Eu Chonay, who learned everything about traditional weaving from her mother. When Chonay moved to the city of Antigua, she decided to take what she learned and start a small workshop. This mustard yellow throw pillow cover is woven on a handloom with geometric designs down the center. The reverse side is a colorful medley of the covers on the front, with a zipper along one side.

Eu Chonay credits her mother for who she is today, as her mom taught her everything about traditional weaving. When the young artisan moved to the city of Antigua, she decided to take what she learned and start a small project. Today, she designs textiles and works with other artisans to create beautiful pieces such as this mustard color cushion cover, woven on a handloom with geometric designs. The reverse side is a melange of multicolor jaspe threads with a zipper along the side.