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The most exquisite chain-stitched embroidery work embellishes this kani-style shawl woven from wool in India. On a black base, red, pink and green flowers and leaves bloom all over the fringed shawl in a sophisticated design by Shahid.

Recreating the traditional kani shawls from India, Shahid's design with chain-stitched embroidery in pink, red and lilac is the perfect accessory for a luxurious look. Elaborate leaves, vines, flowers and blooming buds creep and entwine on the black base of this fringed shawl woven from wool and filled with elegance.

Colombia's spirit and beauty are present in the captivating design that embellishes this black leather sling crafted by the Mola Mola Association. Following the traditional mola art style, which consists of a reverse appliqué technique where different cotton fabrics are sewn together, forming a vivacious pattern with each layer, the artisans decorate this bag with colorful geometric details and leaves in honor of the country's stunning nature. Furthermore, the accessory comes with an adjustable strap, two zippered compartments at the front and one at the back, a polyester lining, an interior pocket and a convenient zipper closure.

In the open markets of towns throughout the Peruvian Altiplano, one can find stalls full of fresh flowers. Some of the blooms have been used for hundreds of years to create natural dyes, like the yellow kiko flower, part of the daisy family. Designed by Aldo Norero, this gorgeous reversible alpaca-blend cardigan is decorated on the front, back, and long sleeves with trailing kiko blooms and vines, featuring hand-embroidered embellishments on a blue and black base hue on each side.

Designer Milagros Campos wants to spread the beauty and magic of Andean culture through a stunning accessory made from alpaca. After working long hours with Peruvian artisans, the final result is a black cosmetic bag with a colorful floral design typical of the region. The item comes with a polyester lining, a cheerful tassel, and a zipper closure for secure use.

Mavjuda Nabieva invites you to a world where enigma and glamour merge harmoniously with diverse natural elements. As heiress of the traditional Suzani embroidery technique, the Tajikistani artisan uses cotton threads to create this glorious floral wall hanging, whose palette of black, green and red hues is beautifully set on a matching textile background, symbolizing the palatial side of nature.