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India's tradition is full of elegant works reminiscent of the marvelous palaces dedicated to ancient deities. This glamorous vibe, full of culture, can now be part of your home decor thanks to the Self-Employed Women's Association's newest creation. Crafted by local artisans, this cushion cover comes in an exquisite azure tone, embellished by little mirrors and embroidered details all along the geometric design, which is also equipped with a zippered opening at the back.

India's tradition is full of marvelous works reminiscent of the magnificent palaces dedicated to ancient deities. This enchanting vibe, full of culture, can now be part of your home decor thanks to the Self-Employed Women's Association's newest creation. Crafted by local artisans, this cushion cover comes in a luxurious cardinal red tone, embellished by little mirrors and embroidered details all along the geometric design, which is also equipped with a zippered opening at the back.

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.

Add a convenient touch to your days with a lovely creation in honor of the Karakalpak culture. Uzbekistani artisan Biybisara Qunnazarova works with cotton, wool and acrylic yarns to craft this gorgeous tote bag, whose open top and comfortable handles allow for handy use. As an enchanting touch, a geometric pattern of intense hues decorates the piece.

Woven by hand, beautiful textiles attest to the skill of Naga women, a tribal people from northeastern India and parts of Burma. The weavings are incorporated in this lovely handbag from Chirada. Brown leather forms the straps and adorns each side, while a button safeguards the zip top closure. Inside, the shoulder bag is lined in brown faux suede fabric and features three inner pockets, one with a zipper.

Because each bag is a handmade work of art, the colors and motifs will vary slightly but the theme remains the same.

Make a statement wherever you roam with this stunning fusion of tradition and utility, designed by George Akologo to honor Ghanaian artistic legacy. The rhythmic pattern of brown and yellow bands creates visual poetry across the cotton surface, each stripe filled with ancestral symbols that connect modern travelers to timeless cultural expressions. Premium leather details elevate the aesthetic while providing durability where it matters most, and the removable shoulder strap offers hands-free convenience when you need it. Packed with practical features including a secure zippered top, exterior pocket and a thoughtfully lined interior with two pockets, this duffel bag proves that functional luggage can also be a work of art.

Warm shades of brown, beige, ivory, orange, and maroon come together beautifully in this lovely dhurrie rug from India. Designer Amit Moza works with local artisans who weave the rug on a traditional handloom over the course of four to five days. The central panel of the rug features a blend of brown and beige cotton, which is bordered by eye-catching geometric bands at the top and bottom. The edge of the rug is decorated with an attractive plaited pattern, with matching tassels marking the four corners. This wonderful dhurrie rug adds a comforting and stylish look to your home decor.

In all the colors of a fiesta, cotton yarns are handwoven together on a traditional backstrap loom. They create the intricate stripes and X patterns of this shawl from Guatemala. Elena Ixtamer creates this artisanal shawl, which is sure to turn heads wherever it goes. Hand-knotted fringe work accents the ends of this marvelous accessory.