country decor

This stunning mortar and pestle duo delivers the satisfying crack of whole spices surrendering their secrets with every twist of your wrist. Indian artisan Shashi Moza’s accessories are expertly hand-carved from mango wood, boasting delightful floral and vine designs. Between cooking sessions, this sculptural set rests proudly on your counter like a piece of functional art, its rich wood grain and organic curves adding warmth and authenticity to any kitchen space.

This hand-carved beechwood home accent is from Armenian artisan Armen Ohanyan. Such egg-shaped amulets are typically displayed in the home's entryway or hall for good luck. Armenians place a great importance on Easter, as Armenia was the first country in the world to declare Christianity as its official religion in 301 AD.

This hand-carved beechwood home accent is from Armenian artisan Armen Ohanyan. Such egg-shaped amulets are typically displayed in the home's entryway or hall for good luck. Armenians place a great importance on Easter, as Armenia was the first country in the world to declare Christianity as its official religion in 301 AD.

Ghanaian tradition can now be part of Christmas celebrations thanks to Robert Aidoo-Taylor's latest design made in precious ofram wood. After hand-carving this set of four ornaments, the artisan paints each accessory in an intense palette, honoring his heritage and the ancestral art of his country.

Celebrate nature and culture with this Armenian wool-felt ornament embellished with the exquisite embroidery techniques of the region. Expert in the field, artisan Maral Shohmahlian uses cotton threads to adorn this sublime accessory that will add elegance to your interiors while creating a charming natural aura, all in gold and ivory hues on a green base tone that evokes the serenity of the country's gardens. As the final touch, a wood bead and a cotton cord crown the design.