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On this lively maxi skirt, printed on a base of periwinkle blue are pink blossoms and teal blue foliage. The cotton skirt features three tiers an elasticated waist and side seam pocket. India's Aftab finds the essence of spring and adds brings it life in this splendid skirt.

Made to add the gentle sensation of the spring season to your table, this sublime set comes from the stunning Indian lands to your hands. Arushi Gupta works with cotton textiles in a lovely purple hue to craft these six napkins, ideal for creating an elegant ambiance at your dinners. As a convenient touch, the artisan adds a cotton storage basket in matching purple and green tones, featuring printed leafy motifs that form a pattern exuding natural beauty.

Presented by Indian duo Kailash and Anurag, this messenger bag is made from 100% cotton, handwoven from recycled sari skirts using the khesh weaving style. Khesh originated in the district of West Bengal, involving the use of multicolored threads for a distinct design in raisin hues. Featuring an adjustable leather strap and trim, the handbag has a zippered pocket on the back, and opens with a magnetic flap to reveal a black polyester lining with a single inner zippered pocket.

Bursting with life, these cotton placemats showcase the vibrant artistry of Guatemala’s San Antonio Palopo Cooperative. Handwoven with bold, colorful stripes and playful fringes, they transform any dining table into a celebration. The four matching napkins complete this festive set, bringing the authentic spirit of traditional Guatemalan craftsmanship directly to your home.

Crafted from luxurious silk and adorned with meticulously hand-woven geometric patterns in a gorgeous palette of purple, pink, brown, yellow, green and white, this shoulder bag is an absolute showstopper. The brass strap, clasp and fixtures lend an air of sophistication and since the strap can be easily removed, it is a versatile accessory that can transition from day to night effortlessly. Perfectly sized for your phone, cosmetics, credit cards and other essentials, this bag presented by Thailand’s Sansanee Krasae is also practical enough to double as a wallet by removing the strap.