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A pretty palette of vermilion, with white and blue accents forms this stylish winter sweater designed by Peruvian artisan Cristina Villalobos. Using recycled polyester and cotton yarns, traditional Andean patterns along withclassic ski sweater motifs add uniqueness to the crew neck design.

Sonik Sethi of India presents this charming addition to your home decor. Combining natural jute and colorful recycled cotton, local artisans hand-weave this area rug. It features colorfully patterned rectangles, and is decorated around the border with circular patterns.

This enchanting upcycled cotton tote captures summer’s dreamy essence through a mesmerizing hand-screen printed illustration where land meets sea. The surreal design features a figure harmoniously blending with the natural world as birds soar overhead and waves caress the shoreline, a visual poetry speaking to freedom and limitless possibilities. Beyond its awe-inspiring exterior that draws from Armenian landscapes and cultural heritage, the bag delivers everyday practicality with a zippered interior pocket to secure your essentials. Armenian artisan Aida Atabekyan transforms sustainable materials into this functional artwork through her meticulous production process, offering both environmental consciousness and a slice of the region’s seasonal beauty to carry wherever your adventures lead.

Claudia Hernandez weaves this pretty clutch by hand. A band of sunny yellow, mint green and hot pink surrounds the center. The bag opens with a zipper, revealing an inner pocket, lined in black.

Claudia Hernandez creates this harmonious clutch, which she weaves by hand. A band of strawberry red, midnight blue and white surrounds the center. The bag opens with a zipper, revealing a red lined interior. "I love these small bags, the artisan confides. "They have vibrant colors and are very useful."

Claudia Hernandez creates this colorful fuchsia clutch, which she weaves by hand. A band of pale lavender, mint green and pastel pink surrounds the center. The bag opens with a zipper, revealing a black lining. "I love these small bags, the artisan confides. "They have vibrant colors and are very useful."

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.