small rings

Intricate and precise, geometric motifs form three bright medallions. Smaller patterns border this dazzling dhurrie rug from Afroz. The beautiful design is woven by hand, using virgin wool and a traditional Indian loom.

Keeping you warm during the cold months, this fashionable cardigan from Peru is knit from a baby alpaca blend in alabaster. Wilber Calapuja creates the pullover, which features cable knit and openwork patterns, long sleeves, and a drop shoulder. Baby alpaca refers to the fine fleece from the season's first shearing.

Combining comfort and charm, this cardigan from Peru is knit from a luxuriously soft baby alpaca blend in antique white. Peruvian artisan Wilber Calapuja creates the button-up cardigan, which features a cable knit pattern with a V neck and two open pockets on the front. Baby alpaca refers to the fine fleece from the season's first shearing.

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.

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.

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.