two tone ring

This two-tone cushion cover is the kind of decorative accent that can change completely how a space looks and feels. Designed by Peruvian artisan Antonio Vasquez, the motifs pay homage to the iconography and cave paintings traditional of the region of Cajamarca. The back, made from a plain polycotton drill fabric, features a hidden zipper that allows for the insertion of a cushion (not included) while the front is exquisitely woven by hand from cotton.

Vibrant magenta beads alternate with smaller dark spherical beads in a hoop to create this fascinating set of earrings. Rita Addo Zakour of Ghana designs these rustic two-toned dangle earrings, which are hand crafted using sese wood.

Texture is the detail that separates memorable from forgettable. Designed by India's Suman, this sleek black leather wristlet plays a quiet visual game on its front, where a rich basket-weave pattern meets a band of smooth, polished leather for a contrast that feels intentional and refined. Gold-toned zinc fixtures accent the double zippered closure, which opens to a remarkably organized interior: one side with two compartments, the other with a central zippered pocket flanked by six card slots on each side and horizontal open pockets for everything in between. A back exterior zippered pocket and a removable wrist strap round out a design that transitions from wristlet to wallet to clutch without missing a beat.

For a royal addition to your wardrobe, these dangle earrings are designed by Ritu Thapar in India. Two peacocks are crafted from sterling silver, painted by hand with gold-tone and black designs. A black bauble dangles below each earring, swinging from a hook of sterling silver.

This handmade decorative box gleams with the bright silvery contrast of a hand-painted chinar leaf motif against an ebony background. Two yellow birds sing to each other on the center of the lid, adding a touch of love to the alluring piece. Indian artisan Sajad handcrafts the wooden box before applying papier mache to the exterior. When dry, he expertly paints the minute natural pattern, inspired by his love of blending the modern with the traditional.

Crafted by hand of leather, this backpack from Peru is presented by Kathiana Quispe. It features a two-tone color scheme in black and crimson, decorated with embossed floral patterns and designs inspired by the history and culture of Cuzco. At the flap, two people walk with their llamas. On the body, the ancient city of Machu Picchu is depicted. Featuring two adjustable straps, the backpack opens with a buckle, revealing a simple, unlined interior with a drawstring at the top.