bright clothing

Printed with bright geometric patterns, Anchal Ahuja's a-line dress is sure to get you noticed, wherever you go. Crafted in India, the viscose dress features three-quarter sleeves, a graceful v-neck, and cotton velvet embroidery on the front and back. A matching tie belt finishes the dress with plenty of style to spare.

Wrap yourself in warmth and vibrancy with this enchanting jade wool shawl, handwoven with precision on traditional looms in India. Designed by Shahid, its soft texture and beautiful drape envelop you in coziness, while bright geometric patterns and delicate fringe add a burst of colour to your winter wardrobe.

Designed by Indian artisan Sonik Sethi, geometric flowers and stars adorn this runner rug highlighted in bright azure blue and cherry red. Mossy green, brown, and tan stripes are interspersed with more red bands to create a colorful intricacy that catches the eye from a distance and invites closer contemplation. The rug is handwoven on a loom and features fringe on each end.

Energetic vibrancy and cultural significance come together in this captivating bucket bag crafted from leather in bright shades of red. Peruvian artisan Kathiana Quispe’s chic design is accented with a colourful handwoven alpaca blend fabric adorned with traditional Inca motifs. Boasting a long, adjustable strap, allowing you to wear it cross-body, a secure zippered closure, a fully lined interior and a convenient zippered pocket, this bag is not just a fashion statement but also a practical accessory for everyday use.

Indian designer Navya Khanna transforms the concept of flowers into geometric motifs in this lovely set of cotton cushion covers. Coral and navy create the motifs on a background of seafoam blue. Perfect to brighten up solid couches and chairs, the pair, they feature navy tassels adorn each corner for added luxury. The backs are a solid white. A zipper on one side of each cover opens for inserting a cushion.

Slip into something special with Hari and Arthur's brightly patterned cotton shirt. Handcrafted in Bali, the short-sleeved shirt features a geometric batik motif, a collared neckline, and a hidden coconut shell button placket.

Designed by Una Gupta in India, this handsome men's shirt feature a bright floral motif and contrasting colours. Crafted from 100% cotton, the short-sleeved shirt features a screen printed pattern on a light red base, beautifully accented by pops of azure. A collared neckline, single chest pocket, and coconut shell buttons add thoughtful details.

Geometric checkerboard designs adorn each of the four legs of this eye-catching alebrije camel sculpture from artisans Jesus and Roxana Hernandez of Oaxaca. Carved by hand from copal wood, the two-humped camel is decorated in vivid tones to give it that unreal and strange appearance that is characteristic of alebrijes. The Mexican duo want to help preserve this tradition which, as Jesus states, helps, "...stop the migration of artisans to cities to find work."

The alebrije tradition started with Mexico City papier mache artisan Pedro Linares (1906-1992). When he was 30, he fell into a coma due to serious illness. While he was unconscious, he dreamed he was caught between the land of the living and the dead; the place looked like a forest and was populated with creatures with body parts belonging to different animals. The beings repeatedly uttered the word alebrije. Upon recovering, Linares recreated these figures in bright colors using papier mache techniques and called them alebrijes. His work became famous and was one of the main influences of artisans in the state of Oaxaca who began crafting alebrijes of their own using traditional wood carving methods.