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Inspired by yok dok, an elaborate Thai weaving style popular in the ancient kingdom of Lanna, Thailand's Keawpankanlaya presents this gorgeous wall hanging. Crafted with 100% cotton, the hanging is hand woven in hues of light purple and gold in a geometric motif. The artisan completes the piece with a solid black border and two raintree wood rods on either end for hanging.

Inspired by yok dok, an elaborate Thai weaving style popular in the ancient kingdom of Lanna, Thailand's Keawpankanlaya presents this gorgeous wall hanging. Crafted with 100% cotton, the hanging is hand woven in hues of purple, pink, brown, and gold in a geometric motif. The artisan completes the piece with a solid black border and two raintree wood rods on either end for hanging.

Inspired by yok dok, an elaborate Thai weaving style popular in the ancient kingdom of Lanna, Thailand's Keawpankanlaya presents this gorgeous wall hanging. Crafted with 100% cotton, the hanging is hand woven in hues of fuchsia and gold in a geometric motif. The artisan completes the piece with a solid black border and two raintree wood rods on either end for hanging.

Inspired by yok dok, an elaborate Thai weaving style popular in the ancient kingdom of Lanna, Thailand's Keawpankanlaya presents this gorgeous wall hanging. Crafted with 100% cotton, the hanging is hand woven in hues of red and gold in a geometric motif. The artisan completes the piece with a solid black border and two raintree wood rods on either end for hanging.

In this hand made arpillera wall hanging, artisan Leonor Quispe of Peru brings to life the well-known Peruvian orchestral piece El Condor Pasa, or "The Condor Passes," popularized in the 1970's thanks to a rendition by Simon and Garfunkel. In the arpillera, an imposing condor flies over the Peruvian mountains and fields, while a smiling musician plays a panpipe, beguiling a herd of alpaca. The back of the wall hanging is solid white and has an attached multi-colored strap for hanging on the wall. Colorful and cheerful, this arpillera will brighten up any room.

Artisan Leonor Quispe of Peru hand makes these decorative mitts in the arpillera style. The backdrop is a section of an Andean blanket on which she appliqués a Peruvian landscape of llamas strolling through a field of cactus by a small pond with ducks. The sun peeks out from the mountains in the background. The back of the mitts is solid white. A loop of yarn topped with a pom pom is attached to the top corner of each mitt for easy hanging. These decorative mitts would make a colorful addition to any kitchen.

Please note: These mitts are for decorative purposes only; they are not heat-proof and are not appropriate for use as hot mitts.

Inspired by yok dok, an elaborate Thai weaving style popular in the ancient kingdom of Lanna, Thailand's Keawpankanlaya presents this gorgeous wall hanging. Crafted with 100% cotton, the hanging is hand woven in hues of blue, red, and white in a geometric floral motif. The artisan completes the piece with a solid black border and two raintree wood rods on either end for hanging.