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Welcome the heat of summer with the subdued tones in Made Suciati's hand-embroidered skirt from Bali. Crafted from 100% linen, the knee-length skirt features a row of coconut shell buttons and two pockets the artisan hand embroiders with a pretty floral motif.

Sublime hues and graceful lines accentuate the traditional pattern motifs in Mythos, an elegant and value-driven range of durable, hand-tufted area rugs. This sophisticated collection is for the discriminating consumer with a passion for traditional design, at prices that answer every budget. The Mythos collection is tradition, redefined.

Warm hues and exquisite artistry surround the details in Mahmood’s dhurrie rug, filling your spaces with echoes of India’s textile tradition. Talented artisans use refined cotton yarns in a handloom, weaving brown, beige, red, and blue in a captivating pattern finished with fringes.

Drawing inspiration from by-gone eras and infused with a bohemian touch, this flowy cotton maxi-dress will transform your days with graceful details. The antique ivory dress features long blouson sleeves with gorgeous floral embroidery around the bodice and square neckline in shades of sepia, teal and burgundy. Stitched detailsaccent the front panels and tiered skirt hem, while tasseled cords at the side seam allow for fit adjustment.

Ajay Kapoor creates a casual men’s long-sleeved shirt in a blend of cotton and linen. A herringbone pattern band adorns the front pocket and inside sleeve placket, adding a touch of flair to a classic design. Overdying lends a soft feel and gives a worn-in look. Reinforced sections at the chest pocket and shirttail hem and an overstitched accent on the right sleeve cuff add a rugged, homespun charm.

Martin Lazarte designs this luxurious monochrome pullover with a beautiful combination of knits in a soft and durable alpaca wool blend. He selects a beautiful warm beige tone for this cozy sweater. Wear it with high-waisted denim or a soft slip skirt.

Martin first learned to work knitting machines while working at a textile factory where he participated in the process from start to finish. He moved on to work on his own, combining the technical knowledge he acquired with his own designs. He now works for a local nonprofit that teaches other artisans the same skills he once learned as a young man to help them access better job opportunities.