spiral rings

Cerulean and ivory hues add an enchanting vibe to this cotton skirt, featuring tie-dye accents and hand-stamped batik geometric and spiral motifs for a refreshing look. Crafted by Javanese artisan Dani Paraswati, the garment has a maxi style that allows it to be perfect for a sunny day. Furthermore, it is equipped with an elastic back band, and the side seam has a zipper and button closure for a perfect fit. On top of that, a gorgeous pocket adds a convenient touch.

Call to mind the riches of the garden in this wine- colored sweater. This stylish tunic is designed by Peruvian artisan Fernando Cano. The colorful knit sleeves are patterned in a swirling, floral-inspired design. The sweater's longer length makes it perfect for pairing with jeans or leggings. Embrace the spirit of the Andes in this casual and comfortable pullover sweater.

Made with vibrant amethyst and lime shades, this floral design brings the essence of spring to your table while adding the classic Ghanaian spirit. Artisan Hannah Dodoo handcrafts this basket napkin from cotton, embellishing it with a gorgeous floral pattern for a bold look. The piece is also accented with buttons, allowing flexible use.

You can hang this charming set of three cotton ornaments on your Christmas tree or any other space you want to fill with the holidays spirit. The nature-inspired set features pinewood rings and is crafted with the macrame technique by artisan Carmina Giron in Guatemala.

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.

Inspired by Hmong skirt patterns, these brightly coloured scrunchies are an irresistible way to keep your ponytail looking fresh. Known for their unique textiles, the Hmong are an indigenous tribe who live in Southeast Asia. Here, Thai artisan Thikaporn reproduces their traditional skirt pattern, crafting the set from a poly-cotton blend. Accented by cotton pompoms, raintree wood beads, and aluminium bells, these scrunchies are a fun way to keep your hair neat and tidy.

The bright patterns on these elastic scrunchies are inspired by traditional Hmong skirts. Known for complex patterns on eye-catching textiles, the Hmong are an indigenous tribe who live in Southeast Asia. Here, Thai artisan Thikaporn reproduces their traditional skirt pattern, crafting the set from a poly-cotton blend. Accented by cotton pompoms, raintree wood beads, and aluminium bells, these scrunchies are a fun way to keep your hair neat and tidy.

Perfect for a refined table decor, Hannah Dodoo's cotton basket napkin displays Ghana's traditional spirit in the details that decorate its flexible structure. Accented with bold hues and star motifs, the accessory comes equipped with velcro on each corner, allowing for handy use.

Elegant in their simplicity, this forest green table linen set is presented by Seema in India. The set of 6 placemats and 6 coordinating napkins is crafted from 100% cotton and embroidered with spirals of metallic thread.