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Transform any atmosphere into a refined living space with the help of this fascinating cushion cover whose irokistitch floral and leaf hand embroidery will simply take your breath away. The plain ivory back, complemented by a convenient zipper opening for cushion insertion (not included), adds an understated elegance to this design crafted by Uzbek artisan Yulduzoy Mamadiyorova.The extraordinary artistry of Shakhrisabz embroidery, known as "iroki," stitches are skillfully embroidered in a half-cross stitch pattern. Shakhrisabz, Uzbekistan is renowned for its exquisite embroidery that beautifully depicts sunlight, flowers, dragons, pomegranates, and other lush ornaments. While traditionally seen on skullcaps, these talented artists have extended their artistry to pillows, purses, and even shoes, making each piece truly a work of art.

The traditional batik technique offers the world unique patterns full of a vibrant aura. Using this ancient art, Galuh Kenanga works with Balinese artisans to create a rayon shirt featuring dapper leaves in a palette of yellow, brown and purple hues for a tropical style. On top of that, the garment comes with a coconut button-up closure, a collared neckline and short sleeves.

The traditional batik technique offers the world unique patterns full of a tropical aura. Using this ancient art, Galuh Kenanga works with Balinese artisans to create a rayon shirt featuring elegant leaves in a palette of brown, burgundy and blue hues for a vibrant style. On top of that, the garment comes with a coconut button-up closure, a collared neckline and short sleeves.

Drawing inspiration from the majestic peacock and richAndean textile heritage, Peru’s Maria Cutipa createsthis remarkable intarsia knit cardigan in a deep blueshade. The shawl collar cardigan is expertly crafted from100% alpaca yarn and is adorned with embroideredfloral, leaf and geometric patterns, with an impressivepeacock motif at the back that steals the show. Addingto its charm are the handpainted ceramic buttons whichcloses the front, elevating the garment to a work of art.Front patch pockets.