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Expertly hand-dyed and block-printed by artisans from the Women’s Self-Help Groups in Rajasthan, this ombre cotton scarf boasts delightful duck and chevron patterns that catch the eye. Designed by Indian artisan Savini, it is adorned with vibrant shades that range from orange to purple, adding a pop of color to your look.

A burst of saffron silk adorned with hand block-printed leaves makes this tote bag from India’s Rajnandinee and Srabonti an instant mood-lifter. Crafted entirely from lustrous silk with sleek black leather accents, the design showcases traditional Bengali kantha embroidery that tells stories with every stitch. Practical meets beautiful with two exterior open pockets, a zippered closure and a fully-lined interior housing two more open pockets plus a zippered compartment, making it as functional as it is striking for daily adventures.

Printed floral stripes add a sublime touch to this wool and silk shawl designed by Arnab Roy and crafted by Indian artisans. Featuring a peach hue, the accessory is also embellished with little fringes at the ends for a tender vibe.

This bold all-cotton clutch is the design of Lydia Mawuenya Amedzrator in Ghana. The orange, red and black clutch features a classic envelope style, with multiple open pockets and one zippered compartment in the lined interior. The artisan names her design Donowa, which means "adoration" in the Ewe language.

Each taught by her respective mother, Rajnandinee and Srabonti combine their talents and skills in the stunning design of this tussar silk shawl. Resembling beehives, the imagery is masterfully block printed on the shawl in a bold palette of colors that includes deep lavender and ginger over alabaster.

Hand block printing is a millenary art form believed to have spread throughout Asia during the 4th century AD. The desired composition is carved on wooden block with a chisel, hammer, file, nails etc. Printing involves laying out the fabric on flat tables and making the impressions with the previously carved blocks dipped in the desired dyes.