green makeup

Indian artisans Rajnandinee and Srabonti design a multi-strand necklace in joyful shades of deep green and grass green. Each of the five strands are made by hand by covering plastic beads with recycled cotton cloth and then tying them off one by one. A sliding bead allows for control of the length. Use this necklace to accessorize a dress or pantsuit for the office or make a real statement by wearing it with a classic plain white t-shirt.

The use of upcycled vintage suzani textiles and exquisite hand embroidery techniques make this lovely travel bag a true standout. In an array of black, yellow, green, white and dark blue shades, traditional Uzbek motifs are hand-embroidered with care onto a striking hot pink surface both on the front and back. Enhancing the bag’s unparalleled allure, a delightful beaded tassel gracefully hangs from the side, elevating it to a trendy small handbag. Complete with a fully lined interior and a secure zippered closure adorned with a zamac floral charm, this accessory designed by Kana Morii is all you need to keep your beauty, makeup and travel essentials always meticulously organized.

Please expect variation in the pattern placement due to the use of upcycled fabric, making each piece a unique work of art.

Women working in textile studios in Rajasthan embroider and hand-bead the vintage fabric that adorns this colorful footstool, designed by Ganpat Mehta. Removable acacia wood legs make it easy to store, but a piece this versatile is likely to always find a use. Try it as a footstool, low table, or even extra seating at a party. Each footstool uses upcycled textiles in blue-green tones, but the unique materials ensure that no two designs will be exactly alike.

Upcycled from old wine bottles, the Kilua Vase combines simple elegance with rich cultural meaning. Its name comes from the kilua flower, a small, fragrant bloom found along the East African coast and celebrated in Swahili lore for its connection to romance and allure. Often compared to magnolia, the kilua is believed to be an aphrodisiac and is traditionally used to scent matrimonial rooms. This clean-lined vase makes a graceful home for any flowers—and perhaps, a touch of magic.

Transform your gift-giving into an eco-chic celebration with these eye-catching batik rayon wraps, inspired by the art of Japanese furoshiki. The collection boasts three versatile sizes, with each wrap adorned with stunning hand-stamped and tie-dyed leaf motifs that turn every present into a visual masterpiece. Balinese artisan Desak Nyoman Parwati's ingenious creations are a statement against waste and a nod to a timeless tradition. Crafted from upcycled fabrics, these vibrant, reusable wraps make your gifts stand out while shrinking your carbon footprint.