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Designed by Emma Gutierrez, two handwoven face masks are contoured for comfort and fit. Elegant brocade motifs in teal and brown oas well as a solid dusty lilac fabric are created on the backstrap loom. Each mask is fully lined and features a moisture-resistant interfacing for a total of three layers of fabric. The pair is both washable and reusable, with white elastic to loop over the ears.

Designed by Emma Gutierrez, two handwoven face masks are contoured for comfort and fit. Elegant brocade motifs in greens on ivory as well as a solid taupe fabric are created on the backstrap loom. Each mask is fully lined and features a moisture-resistant interfacing for a total of three layers of fabric. The pair is both washable and reusable, with white elastic to loop over the ears.

Glitzy and comfortable, this beautiful double hammock is presented by Brazil's Lilian Barros. The hammock's body is woven of cotton blend fabric, and features a solid color in brown. At each end, openwork patterns create a lovely texture. Tassels dangle from the sides, decorated with glittering beads of acrylic.

Transform your table into a portal to a realm where nature conquers the space with serenity and peace. Bali's Liem Hauw works with cotton and fragrant roots to create this set of four placemats and a table runner, all pieces featuring a natural pattern and color that exudes calm sophistication.

Presented by Lilian Barros, this Brazilian double hammock is woven of cotton in a solid sand color that evokes the beach. The comfortable hammock is decorated with openwork patterns at the end for a lovely texture, and is completed by hand with acrylic tassels and clear plastic beads at the sides.

This minimalist design will become your go-to dress for working from home, weekend errands, and traveling. Daphne Scapa designs it with a flattering V-shaped neckline, coconut shell buttons, and a combination of knitted panels for contrast and breathability. It's made from a 100% USDA and GOTS-certified organic pima cotton knit in a russet red heathered pattern.

Daphne Scapa worked as an environmental lawyer for most of her life before pivoting into pursuing her passion for art and design through her sustainable clothing line. Her designs feature timeless silhouettes and use local Peruvian materials and 100% natural dyes.