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Sasithon Saisuk links squares of coconut shell, each medallion revealing subtle nuances of color. Sleek mango wood handles, an inner pocket and coconut shell trim on the zipper make this a purse to take everywhere.

The modest turtle, along with his close cousin the tortoise, is famously known for his sluggish pace, but also his tenacity and never-give-up attitude. Balinese artisan Komang Sri designs and crafts this set of four turtle ornaments from hand-carved coconut shell. She paints details in golden color.

Crafted under the Pertiwi Collection, Wayan Sriani's sleek dangle earrings are a stunning example of modern Balinese craftsmanship. The artisan uses a crescent of deep blue coconut shell dyed with indigo to craft the pair and accents them with shimmering sterling silver details.

Thailand's Tiraphan Hasub designs glistening bracelets for the modern trendsetter. She crafts the bracelets by hand-weaving shiny brass on brown cords. A dyed green quartz sphere and a salmon sphere center each of the wristband bracelets. They fasten with coconut shell buttons.

Elizabeth Alorchie-Apetor creates Modern Ghanaian earrings with an environmentally friendly accent. Vibrant orange beads are stacked with sese wood globes and coconut shell disks to create intriguing shapes. The artist names this design Walor, which means "helper" in the Ga language.

Through the Callotl Project, the Domenech Foundation in El Salvador focuses on the sustainable development of the Costa del Sol region and the conservation of sea turtles. They achieve this goal by creating sustainable products made from parts of the coconut fruit that were previously underutilized and often burned as firewood in the area. Their creations are not only eco-friendly products but also a reflection of the flora, fauna and breathtaking landscapes of the region. Salvadoran artisans expertly carve coconut shells to create this practical soap dish, featuring a modern design with three drainage holes and a pinewood base, perfect for securely holding your soap bars in place while adding an organic touch to your bathroom.

Bali's nature paints itself in white colors to form this wind chime by artisan Trisna Dewi—as serene as the island's mornings. Coconut fiber modeled into an elegant and captivating swirl holds aluminum pipes, creating an enchanting design that sings with the region's tranquil essence.