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Elvia Melendez of Peru brings sunshine to cold weather days with this twist on the bucket hat. Hand crocheted in sumptuously soft 100% alpaca, the harvest gold hat has a slightly flared brim and a russet red band crocheted in a large rose pattern.

Looking for the perfect plate to add a pop of colour to your next picnic or outdoor occasion? This cup is small enough to pack into any bag or carrier while still packing a large punch in colour and design.

Dyed russet with a chestnut-colored fabric tie and interior, this jewelry roll is woven by hand of a silk and rayon blend by Thai artisan Vinita. She invites you to store your jewelry in style, crafting the jewelry roll to open to an interior with one large open pocket, two zipper pockets and a padded snap roll for rings and pins.

This handsome planner designed by Bukuku of Java is as practical as it is attractive. The cover is made of dark magenta faux leather embellished with a peach and melon cotton print with a diamond motif. Inside, a stainless steel six-ring binder holds fifty lined pages for notes. The inside cover has three slots for business cards and a larger slot for other documents.

The Oduro (or brown) mask represents the powerful male king, a figure who embodies many of the ideal traits for a ruler deemed necessary by the traditional society of Ghana. Traditionally, the shape of rings or links, such as those in Oduro’s right ear, are associated with spirituality, linking the spirit with the physical. King Oduro was known for his refined ability to heal both physical and spiritual sickness. Oduro’s large eyes seem to recall his visionary stature, which, in combination with his parted lips, suggests a willingness to speak on behalf of his ideals. K. Baka injects fiery life into this cultural figure through warm yellow and red tones. A lovely batik on cotton, this piece is rich in cultural significance and aesthethic appeal.

The piece is created from cotton cloth and vegetative dyes and may be cared for by washing in cool water, using mild soaps or detergents.

Welcome the heat of summer with the rich tones in Made Suciati's hand-embroidered skirt from Bali. Crafted from 100% linen, the knee-length skirt features a row of coconut shell buttons and two pockets the artisan hand embroiders with a pretty floral motif.

Summer has never looked so good when you wear this pretty cotton skirt from designer Shashi Sehgal in India. The terracotta cotton fabric features a tone-on-tone print and a dropped waist that is embellished with embroidery and tiny beads. Additional stitching and beads as well as cotton lace trim adorn the hemline. The fully-lined skirt has a concealed zipper closure at the back.

This artsy cardigan is the perfect statement piece. Patricia Lopez knits it from grey cotton with an abstract jacquard pattern in punchy red and orange tones. Try it out with jeans or paired with a smart skirt.

The Andean artisan worked for years as an industrial engineer before throwing in the towel to follow her passion for traditional Peruvian textiles and fashion. She runs a workshop in the capital city of Lima where she creates apparel and accessories that mix traditional and contemporary techniques and designs.