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Wear the harmonious and magical essence of the jewels composing Neeru Goel's newest accessory. Crafted by talented Indian artisans with expertise in classic jewellery arts, this sterling silver pendant necklace features a natural rainbow moonstone and an amethyst gem, symbolizing peace and wisdom with their celestial lights.

Wear the classic elegance of the luxurious Indian jewellery arts with this dazzling creation presented by Narayannii. Local artisans draw inspiration from traditional themes to create these sterling silver dangle earrings, crowned with natural larimar stones whose serene blue light invites energies of healing and peace into your life.

Wear the elegance of the Balinese region with a sublime design crafted by Ketut Udiana, a talented artisan expert in the ancient arts of traditional jewellery. Using sterling silver, Ketut starts a long process that allows him to bring this wrap ring to life, featuring classic details around the band and a polished finish.

Bring on those 70s vibes. Violeta Pacheco designs this lightweight cardigan with warm summer nights in mind using a soft and breathable cotton blend. A feminine peach and indigo stripe pattern runs across the chest and both sleeves. Try it tucked into high-waisted jeans or an a-line skirt for a cool, retro-inspired look.

Violeta Pacheco fell into the textile arts after working as an assistant for a well-known craftsman in Lima. After saving enough money to purchase her own knitting machines, she decided to take the leap into creating her own line of designs.

Presented by the Association of Friends of the Ixchel Museum, this book is named Cofradía, which means "confraternity" in Spanish. Each page features photos and historical information about Guatemalan confraternities, religious organizations that helped to promote traditional textiles. All purchases of this cultural book contribute to the Ixchel Museum.

The museum's name honors the pre-Hispanic goddess who was the patroness of weaving and fertility. The private, non-profit Ixchel Museum of Indigenous Textiles and Clothing was founded in 1977. Its mission is to collect, document, rescue, and exhibit the heritage of indigenous textiles in Guatemala, teaching it to people in order to conserve and spread it.