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Working in the traditional style of dhurries, Indian artisans diligently hand-weave this rug of wool through a painstaking process that takes up to five days to complete. A border of mint gives way to colorful stripes and a central panel decorated with geometric patterns. Sonik Sethi presents this eye-catching dhurrie rug, completed at the ends with tiny fringes.

Evoking the beauty of the sky, a border of aqua gives way to stripes and a central panel of pale grey, dotted with colorful geometric patterns over the body of of this traditional dhurrie rug from India. Local artisans determine the design and then diligently hand-weave the rug of wool on a cotton warp through a process that takes up to five days to complete. Finished with tiny fringes at each end, the dhurrie makes a welcoming addition into any home.

This ethereal sheath dress by Thai artisan Chattima embodies the epitome of enchantment and craftsmanship with its traditional Hmong textiles and motifs exquisitely showcased in its short sleeves, crew neckline and pleated skirt. Fashioned from a flawless blend of cotton and hemp, the top radiates sophistication in an enchanting green hue beautifully complemented by a vibrant rayon panel just below that adds to its allure. Infused with mesmerizing patterns meticulously created through a combination of cross-stitch and printed techniques, this fully lined dress is completed with a concealed back zippered closure and nape buttons that ensure a perfect fit.

Ivory pyramids dance along verdant paths across the sky. Woven by hand in blue, yellow-green and ivory, these colorful table linens are created by members of the Weaving Heart Women's Group.The women work in cotton, crafting four elegant placemats and matching napkins with hand-tied fringe.

Natural and practical, this cotton cosmetic bag keeps essentials neatly tucked away in a burst of green-toned florals. Woven on a traditional loom, its blooming design is matched with thoughtful details—a secure zipper closure, a fully lined interior with a zippered pocket, and a brass hoop attached to a tan leather accent for easy carrying. A handcrafted touch from Guatemalan artisan Laura Leticia Burrion makes it as special as it is functional.

"Green is the color of the valleys and mountains that surround us," say the women of K'amolon K'i K'ojonel, who boast their pride in their classic weaving techniques. Working on a back strap loom, the design of this poncho is at once classic and contemporary. A rich blend of cotton and rayon made from bamboo assures the soft warmth of this trendy poncho.

Since the threads are dyed by the women, please expect slight differences in the color tone and arrangement.