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Printed with details that compose a serene and majestic forest-inspired pattern, Saqib Khan's newest shawl arrives from distant Indian lands to complete your days with elegant vitality. The artisan uses wool and silk yarns to craft the accessory, whose combination of green, brown, red and yellow hues will add a sophisticated vibe to any ensemble.

Uzbekistan's Gold Silk Association honors beauty and diversity with a beautiful collection of sling bags, each as unique and original as every soul in this world. With a touch of boldness and fabulous style, this vibrant silk sling is composed of ikat textiles and velvet accents that perfectly match the comfortable strap. The palette combines pink, red, green and beige hues in one design, expressing your passionate side. On top of that, the bag features a cotton lining, two zipper closures and an open-top pocket, making it perfect for any occasion.

And, if your soul is in sync with the equestrian world, the bag can also adapt to your horse saddle!

Java’s nature blooms in the middle of a batik-embellished scarf by Yuni Kristina. Jade, crimson, and redwood hues spread their elegant tones around this silk garment, exquisitely made with a folk art-inspired pattern and fringes as lightweight as the scarf’s drape. To complete the illusion, a cotton blend gift box arrives with the design.

India's Ritu Agnihotri designs a shawl of exquisite elegance that is woven of natural silk on a traditional loom. In a fresh green hue, the wrap is centered by an ikat panel achieved by using previously dyed red threads resulting in yellow accents. The green and red fringe accentuate the mesmerizing effect.

This hand-woven shawl may present slight differences in color and/ or pattern.

Thailand's Vinita combines a bold palette of colors for the design of this hand-spun silk scarf. Selecting olive green, light apricot, dark rose and red, she uses tie-dye techniques to color this trendy scarf. Vinita works with bark silk, preferring its slightly coarse textures.

Shimmering shades of green and cream cover this elegant scarf. Yuni Kristina recreates the parang raja. One of many traditional batik motifs, it symbolizes the ancient Javanese kingdom in general. She stamps the green patterns on pure silk and adds the red blossoms with the batik motif.

Thai designer Vinita creates a beautiful spectrum of colors that includes green, dark red and dark brown for the design of this scarf. The scarf is woven on a traditional loom with raw silk, dyed and hand-painted with batik techniques, therefore intensity of colors and their placement might vary slightly.

Yuni Kristina draws on millennial Balinese traditions to create this exquisite shawl. Working in batik on silk, she combines modern motifs in red and orange. The elegant patterns are stamped by hand and fringe finishes the lovely wrap.

Each motif is created by hand, as evidenced by the occasional pencil mark or slight color variations.