vintage art

Step out in style with this one-of-a-kind vintage fabric skirt, crafted in Thailand from repurposed Hmongtextiles. Each pleated panel features bold, brightgeometric hill tribe motifs—no two skirts are alike,making yours truly unique. The weighty cottonskirt is fully lined with a comfortable elasticwaist make it perfect for fall layering. A beautifulfusion of heritage and contemporary style

Both functional and stylish, this handcrafted travel bag from Uzbek designer Dinara is the perfect companion for everyday use. Made using vintage ikat fabrics, this chic bag ensures your essentials are organized and ready to go, all while adding a pop of color to your routine. Features a handy carrying strap and zip closure. Patten placementmay vary.

The Hmong Hill Tribe culture illustrates its love for nature in different accessories proudly worn by its people. With a gorgeous blue shade embellishing the cotton and hemp bodice, this exquisite A-line dress by Thai artisan Chattima features traditional Hmong textiles on the capped sleeves, neckline and pleated skirt. The diverse classic floral motifs are made using a combination of cross-stitch and printed techniques. Each dress is a one off limited edition using unique vintage fabrics.

The use of upcycled vintage suzani textiles and exquisite hand embroidery techniques make this lovely travel bag a true standout. In an array of black, yellow, green, white and dark blue shades, traditional Uzbek motifs are hand-embroidered with care onto a striking hot pink surface both on the front and back. Enhancing the bag’s unparalleled allure, a delightful beaded tassel gracefully hangs from the side, elevating it to a trendy small handbag. Complete with a fully lined interior and a secure zippered closure adorned with a zamac floral charm, this accessory designed by Kana Morii is all you need to keep your beauty, makeup and travel essentials always meticulously organized.

Please expect variation in the pattern placement due to the use of upcycled fabric, making each piece a unique work of art.

A pretty palette of vermilion, with white and blue accents forms this stylish winter sweater designed by Peruvian artisan Cristina Villalobos. Using recycled polyester and cotton yarns, traditional Andean patterns along withclassic ski sweater motifs add uniqueness to the crew neck design.

This exquisite travel bag showcases the exceptional craftsmanship of Uzbek hand embroidery as well as the use of upcycled vintage suzani textiles. Designed by Kana Morii, it is adorned with vibrant yellow, white, black and dark blue motifs meticulously hand-embroidered onto a hot pink surface. The bag’s front features a prominent yellow teapot, symbolizing the renowned hospitality of the Uzbek people. On the back, a traditional triangle pattern known as the “eye amulet” takes center stage, believed to offer protection from the evil eye. Adding a touch of sophistication, a charming beaded tassel hangs from the side, transforming it into a trendy small handbag. With a fully lined interior and a secure zippered closure adorned with a zamac floral charm, this accessory keeps your beauty, makeup and travel essentials always organized.

Please expect variation in the pattern placement due to the use of upcycled fabric, making each piece a unique work of art.

The Hmong Hill Tribe shows its love for nature in diverse accessories, proudly worn by its people. With a gorgeous blush hue embellishing the cotton and hemp bodice, this exquisite a-line dress by Thai artisan Chattima boasts traditional Hmong textiles on the capped sleeves, neckline and pleated skirt. A combination of cross-stitch and printed techniques creates unique floral motifs, which makes each dress a one-of-a-kind limited edition garment of vintage allure.