geometric patterns

This long wallet designed by Thailand's Pimpun is perfect for when you need a little extra storage. Hand crafted from leather and cotton, the wallet features a Hmong geometric pattern in navy created using a batik dyeing method. The inside is lined in black nylon, and includes three compartments, 12 credit card slots, and one zippered pocket.

Navya Khanna presents this contemporary pair of cushion covers that are embroidered by hand in India. Elegant chevron waves in varying shades of blue stand out brilliantly against the vanilla cotton base. The artisan enhances the geometric pattern with a touch of golden thread. The backs of the covers are made of solid beige cotton with zippers at the bottom for inserting the cushions. Midnight blue tassels in each corner complete the attractive design.

Blending a vintage aesthetic with contemporary designs, this Indian dhurrie rug features eye-catching, colorful stripes, complete with geometric patterns and hourglass motifs that decorate the rug's body. Presented by Sonik Sethi, this dhurrie is woven on the hand loom from wool yarns through a painstaking process that takes up to five days to complete. Tiny fringes finish the rug at each end.

Become an expert in the culinary arts with this fabulous and practical gift box that includes everything you need to make magic happen in the kitchen, all made by hand by Mexican artisans. Begin by putting on a stunning apron crafted from cotton gabardine textiles in a lovely navy blue shade and featuring embroidered geometric motifs on the pockets. Then, start preparing your favorite meals by grinding and blending herbs and anything you can think of with the help of a mortar and its accompanying pestle carved by hand from mahogany wood. Once you are finished cooking, store your kitchen utensils in style in a utensil holder woven by hand from palm fibers and hand-painted in multicoloured geometric patterns. And finally, plate up your gourmet creation in a colourful ceramic serving bowl so beautifully painted by hand with dazzling motifs that you can use it also for decorative purposes alone. Mortero: tiene el tono natural de la madera. Estuche: tiene como colour base el colour natural de hoja de palma y lo adornan diferentes coloures, como el verde 220-3 amarillo 260-3 y rosa 470-4. Bowl: Sus coloures son el beige 140-6, naranja 390-5, azul 640-2, negro y blanco 120-2. Mandil colour azul marino RAL 630-5 con pequeños detalles en las bolsas en colour blanco 120-2.

Colombia's nature and beauty are present in the gorgeous design that embellishes this brown 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 vibrant pattern with each layer, the artisans decorate this bag with colourful geometric motifs and leaves in honour of the country's breathtaking forest. 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 handy zipper closure.

Personalize your fantastic travels with a design crafted by Paulina and Maria Jose from Mexico. This leather passport holder features a sturdy structure with an exquisite pattern along the design, all in a sophisticated midnight hue. In addition, four card slots and a bottom compartment allow for convenient use, making it a flexible accessory for the modern traveller.

Leather craftswomen Paulina and Maria Jose of Mexico have created a very elegant way to store and protect your passport on or between trips. Crafted of deep olive green tooled leather, it lets the passport cover slip into a vertical opening at the right. To the left are four card slots and also a pocket for papers.

Scribble your thoughts in this wonderful, handcrafted journal from India's Anoop Rana. Designed with 58 pages of handmade cotton paper for your dreams and doodles, the journal features a woven cotton cover with a graphic pattern and a leather band that snaps shut with an iron-plated aluminum button.

With a focus on leather handbags and accessories, Peruvian designer Lida Evaristo creates this colourful cosmetic bag set ideal for any trip, large or small. Take all three cosmetic bags on longer vacations, keeping each type of product separate. Each cosmetic bag features a suede strap, Incan motif accents woven in wool on the suede exterior and a polyester-lined interior closing with a zipper.

One of the best ways to find peace is by traveling because you can discover wonderful places, new aspects of yourself and the tranquility of learning that your problems become small compared to the big, vast world. This is Peruvian artisan Kathiana Quispe's particular vision of what world peace means and she conveys it in this delightful leather passport cover that invites you to find your way to your next destination soon. Embellished with an acrylic Andean textile and the image of an introspective llama, the passport cover features two interior pockets to carry your documents safely.

Adding a cozy vibe to your decor, this Indian dhurrie rug features stripes of moss green and alabaster across its body, accentuated with geometric motifs. The designs are carefully incorporated, hand-woven from wool yarns. Sonik Sethi presents this exciting dhurrie, completed at the ends with tiny fringes.