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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.

Spice things up in your summer wardrobe by adding this heavenly sundress to the mix. Crafted in India from cotton and accented by golden Lurex threads, this fabulous midi dress by Anchal Ahuja boasts a vibrant parrot print in coral and blue hues on a forest green base. It is lined with cotton and features a round neck whose beautifully embroidered detailing and mirror sequins continue all over the straps. The skirt is slightly defined at the waist and features a broad hem with ruffles for movement, making it the perfect garment for a sunny day.

At Christmastime or anytime, this elegant table linen set makes a festive addition to any kitchen or dining room. Eladio Chiroy in Guatemala crafts the six striped placemats and six solid napkins on a traditional pedal loom.

Bands of cool color flow across a set of handwoven placemats, evoking the Guatemalan seacoast. Working on a traditional handloom, Eladio Chiroy combines black, turquoise and sapphire blue on a teal green background. Matching napkins in solid blue complete the lovely set for four. Many of the natural colors are derived from seeds, herbs, tree bark and woods.

Guatemala's San Antonio Palopó Cooperative presents a graceful tabletop creation, ready to add a jolly touch to your dining room. These four placemats boast a yellow base hue with colorful stripes—just like the region's traditional textiles. In addition, four matching green napkins bring a vivacious accent to the set, handwoven on a backstrap loom by women in the cooperative.

Stripes of celadon and emerald give this set of six placemats a homey vibe, accompanied by six russet-colored napkins. Reflecting Eladio Chiroy's family history in textiles, this Guatemalan table linen set is handwoven of cotton and finished with delicate fringes on the foot pedal loom.