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Peruvian artisan Maria Ramos Sanchez handcrafts this mobile phone case with an arpillera style front, in which cotton blend felt is appliquéd and embroidered to create an elaborate scene. The artisan was inspired by the beautiful Tambopata National Reserve of Peru, and fills this jungle scene with scarlet macaws perched in flowering trees, a tiger stalking through the foliage on the jungle floor, and a sloth peeking out from amongst the branches. This lovely, brightly colored scene is on a yellow background, and the back and lining of the bag are black. The single compartment is secured with a zipper and a long, colorful strap makes it easy to carry the case over the shoulder or across the body.

Evident from the hearts that fly into the air, an Andean mother is filled with love for her child. Peruvian artisan Maria Ramos Sanchez designs this charming cell phone bag, crafted by hand from cotton blend material in the traditional style of arpillera patchwork. Draped over the shoulder on a colorful strap, this bag opens with a zipper to a lined interior.

A cute tiny doll adorns a vibrant design presented by India's Himani Gupta. Perfect for everyday use, this cotton toiletry bag features a patchwork pattern in citron, emerald, tangerine and strawberry hues. In addition, it comes with a zipper closure and two interior open pockets, making it a convenient accessory you can carry anywhere.

A sweet tiny doll embellishes this charming design presented by India's Himani Gupta. This cotton toiletry bag features a patchwork pattern in azure, cyan, red and crimson tones. It also has a zippered opening and two interior open pockets, making a handy accessory you can carry anywhere.

This wonderful cotton blend wall hanging is the original creation of Leonor Quispe in Peru. She works in the traditional folk art of arpillera, using applique to create the scene of a farmer with his herds of sheep and llamas. A brilliant sun shines over the scene, and two Andean condors soar overhead.

Working in the traditional folk art known as arpillera, Leonor Quispe in Peru creates this marvelous cotton blend wall hanging. The fabric applique becomes a detailed harvest scene, with a cornfield in the foreground. Swans dot a pond in the center; while houses, horses and mountains populate the background. The artisan's attention to detail is magnificent.

Inspired by The Hmong tribes of Southeast Asia, this gorgeous jacket showcases designer Chattima's true love of her culture and strength in design. The indigo and white fabric is sourced from vintage cotton-hemp pleated skirts traditionally worn by Hmong women. The sleeves feature striped fabric in red tones woven on the hand loom by the Karen Hill tribe. The jacket is edged with thin a red band referencing the red hand stitch details that often accent traditional costumes. This statement jacket is truely a fusion of East meets West.