spiral patterns

Nuse, meaning “strength” in the Ewe language, describes the spirit of Mary Dzidzienyo, the talented Ghanaian artisan and author of this stunning design. Ideal for the modern souls, this cotton hobo bag features a batik design in a palette of cyan, boysenberry and white hues, creating a splatter pattern for a vivacious look. On top of that, and as an eco-friendly accent, the accessory comes with recycled plastic beaded handles that add uniqueness to the piece, equipped with a linen lining.

Nuse, meaning “strength” in the Ewe language, describes the spirit of Mary Dzidzienyo, the talented Ghanaian artisan and author of this gorgeous design. Ideal for the stylish souls, this cotton hobo bag features a batik design in a palette of black and white hues, creating a splatter pattern for a refined look. On top of that, and as an eco-friendly accent, the accessory comes with recycled plastic beaded handles that add uniqueness to the piece, equipped with a linen lining.

Bring the vibrant spirit of Oaxacan artistry into your home with this exquisite handwoven runner by Mexico's renowned Ruiz Bazan Family. Crafted from refined wool yarns in a stunning palette of rich orange, deep navy blue, warm brown, turquoise and cream, this striking rug showcases traditional Zapotec geometric motifs, including eye-catching diamond medallions and bold arrow patterns that dance across its length. An eco-conscious choice for the discerning decorator, this runner celebrates centuries-old weaving techniques while embracing sustainability through the use of natural dyes, creating a timeless accent that honors traditional textile heritage and adds cultural depth and warmth to hallways, entryways or any space deserving of authentic handcrafted beauty.

Romance lives in the heart and the soul, just as the colors of Erica Yeboah’s bracelet seem to evoke. Made as an eco-friendly statement, the bracelet reunites recycled glass beads on an elastic cord, each meticulously arranged to boast a palette of red, blue and metallic hues.

Color spills across your wrist in a joyful jumble of recycled glass beads that refuse to follow any rules. Handcrafted with an eco-friendly spirit, this stretch bracelet from Ghanaian artisan Erica Yeboah mixes sunset oranges, ocean blues, dusty purples and coral pinks into one delightfully unpredictable design. Each bead brings its own shape and texture, from smooth rounds to organic discs, creating a playful rhythm that shifts with every movement. Sustainable, eco-friendly style has never looked so radiant and vibrant.

Bright and playful with a sunlit palette of yellow, blue and soft amber, this stretch bracelet brings joyful energy to everyday styling through handcrafted recycled glass beads rich in texture and variation. Eco-friendly by design and full of movement, it reflects the vibrant spirit of Ghana through Erica Yeboah’s creative vision, thoughtfully designed to celebrate color, sustainability and effortless individuality.

Bright and playful yet grounded in sustainability, this lovely stretch bracelet is handcrafted with recycled glass beads that glow in translucent blues and are accented by lively striped discs in a rainbow of hues. Designed by Ghana’s Erica Yeboah, it brings eco-friendly charm to any ensemble, blending bold color with a conscious spirit that feels joyful and modern.

A vibrant celebration of color and conscience, this stretch pendant bracelet is handcrafted with recycled glass beads that shimmer in translucent blues, accented by bold red, white and navy discs for a striking finish. Designed by Ghana’s Erica Yeboah, it carries an eco-friendly spirit that blends modern flair with sustainable tradition, offering a touch of style that feels both fresh and meaningful. The bracelet is called Anidaso, meaning “hope” in Twi, a major language spoken in Ghana.