colorful hat

Designed by Nik in Bali, this set of funny little hats are sure to become your new favorite holiday ornaments. The artisan crafts each hat from polyester felt, while a soft cotton fringe dangles below. Wooden beads and colorful buttons decorate the set, which comes equipped with strong agel cord for hanging.

Guatemalan artisan Liz Oliva skillfully sculpts the colorful flowers and leaves that grace the lid of this charming decorative jar from papier mache. Boasting a palette of delicate pink, purple, yellow and green shades, the glass jar is both beautiful and practical as it transcends its ornamental purposes and can be used to store beloved trinkets.

Coexisting together in harmony, an array of colorful birds nest in a tree against a golden background in this set of six coasters from India. Designed by Mohammad Hussain Baba, each round coaster is crafted from lacquered papier mache over weeping willow wood. A complementary holder with a lid arrives with this set.

A breathtaking garden decorates the lid of this linen paper decorative box handcrafted by Balinese artisan Jaya Nugraha. Proud of his culture, the artisan adds a gold-toned traditional pattern to his creation, finishing it with aluminum accents, a little round mirror, and colorful motifs for a vibrant look. On top of that, this box comes in a black tone with a soft polyester velvet lining to securely store your most precious items.

The spherical shape of this superb decorative box will add an exotic touch to your interiors thanks to its unique design. Thai artisans Pang and Ni paint wave and floral motifs around the lid, using an intense blue tone for a magical accent. Then, they finish the design with green wood beads joined by waxed cotton cords.

Working with oil paints, Hugo Pichiya brings San Jorge La Laguna to life, a charming village nestled along the shores of Guatemala’s breathtaking Lake Atitlan. In the distance, the towering Toliman Volcano rises beneath a clear sky, while the lake stretches out in quiet splendor. The foreground is filled with the warmth of daily life—a woman in traditional Maya attire and a man in a wide-brimmed hat tend to their sheep, framed by white-walled homes with terracotta roofs and a central church. Lush greenery and bursts of pink, orange and yellow flowers weave through the scene, capturing the beauty and rhythm of this splendid village.

Titled Lago de Atitlán desde San Jorge in Spanish.