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Charming tangerine flowers dot a fuchsia background on this handwoven cotton wristlet. The single, lined compartment closes with a zipper. The wristlet is crafted by members of the Cojolya Association of Mayan Women Weavers, a non-profit organization located in the Tzutujil community.

Capturing the unique elegance of the region, talented Indian artisans create a splendid design full of intricate details. Vijay Singh's newest kimono is made from sheer, delicate viscose and lurex textiles, allowing for a beautiful drape that flows gracefully, displaying the exquisite floral print that embellishes the fabric with its palette of orange, fuchsia and pink hues. Luminous sequins are hand-stitched around the neckline, shoulders, cuffs and placket, adding a radiant touch to the garment, whose golden belt completes it perfectly.

Anu and Mohit are greatly inspired by flowers around the world, including those native to their home country of India. They present this hand-painted viscose and silk blend shawl with aster blossoms in iris, rose, and daffodil yellow on ivory. Woven with the chashme bulbul technique, the wrap has diamond-shaped patterns in the fabric.

Rich in symbolism and bursting with color, this hot pink ceramic skull wall art captures the essence of the Day of the Dead in every dazzling brushstroke. Intricate patterns highlight its festive spirit, making it a bold accent for any space. Crafted and painted by hand by Mexico’s Jorge Escamilla, it’s a decorative accessory that honors tradition while standing out with unmistakable character.

Traditional batik rayon fabrics are patchworked together by Balinese artisan Desak Nyoman Parwati. Leaf and floral motifs in a complementary palette come together to createthis relaxed fit A-line tank dress, complete with side pockets. Motif's and color placement may vary slightly due to the use of upcycled fabrics from the artisans studio.