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Inspired by themes of family, Raphat Asigbey designs this accent table from Ghana. A series of stylized faces is hand-carved from sese wood, forming the body of this table, which culminates in a leaf-shaped top.

Delicate tendrils and newly sprouting leaves gently enfold ceramic surfaces in ethereal beauty. Painting celadon ceramics since adolescence, Kanda is an expert in the traditional, world-renowned craft. She hopes to pass her knowledge on to others to preserve the ancient secrets of this difficult skill. This set of four napkin rings adds a touch of elegance to any table.

Unique doesn't begin to describe this incredible take on a vase from Bali's Dewa Putra. Crafted from ceramic with a high-gloss white glaze, the low, freeform vessel features a subtle raised leaf slit all the way around the top for floating individual blossoms.

The vase is inspired by the way in which the Balinese store flowers for offerings before ceremonial rituals. The low profile of this piece makes it the perfect addition to your dining table.

Unique doesn't begin to describe this incredible take on a vase from Bali's Dewa Putra. Crafted from ceramic with a high-gloss black glaze, the low, freeform vessel features a subtle raised leaf slit all the way around the top for floating individual blossoms.

The vase is inspired by the way in which the Balinese store flowers for offerings before ceremonial rituals. The low profile of this piece makes it the perfect addition to your dining table.

This pair of striped placemats with delicate leaf patterns in a lovely combination of white and blue. Olga Jimenez weaves the pair with cotton threads on a traditional Zapotec handloom, and tops them with mitered corners backed with nylon.