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Honor Mexico's floral world with this table runner, whose dapper design showcases orange blooms—typical of the mountains of Chiapas. Petrona Perez and the Women Artisans Association work on traditional looms to craft this cotton design, whose embroidered details and plain black background make the perfect combination for a festive table decor theme.

Traditional imagery of Alta Verapaz in Guatemala covers the front of this beautiful cushion cover from designers Miriam and Debora. Woven on a backstrap loom, the cover features a solid black back with a slit for inserting a cushion. Matching pompom fringe accents all four sides.

Intense hues and geometric details create a sublime design that captures Uzbekistan's unique elegance. Master artisan Damin Mamatov works with traditional techniques to create this wool rug, whose fringed style and palette of red, blue and black allow for a captivating aura ideal for any space.

Brass beads add radiant light to each detail in this macrame bracelet, presented by Chaloemphon. Talented Thai artisans weave each waxed polyester cord into a mystic design of black hues, gracefully embracing an amethyst stone—a representation of wisdom. The bracelet also has an adjustable sliding knot for fitted wear.

Animal motifs dance alongside classic Hill Tribe designs in this cotton blend tote bag that commands attention. Crafted with woven and embroidered detailing, the bag is framed by smooth leather accents that lend a refined finish. Thai artisan Chirada ensures practicality matches beauty with a secure aluminum button closure, a spacious zippered main compartment and a fully lined interior fitted with one zippered pocket and two open ones to keep your daily essentials neatly in place.

Painstakingly embroidered over the course of three days at the hands of an artisan, this mini skirt takes on its unique character. The elaborate design features immense detail in each flower, bird and butterfly, with each consisting of meters of thread embroidered through a time-tested process. Artisan Anaychay incorporates Andean identity into this skirt, which is fashioned from acrylic in the style traditionally used for the Qashwa circle dance belonging to the indigenous Quechua-speaking people of Peru. Comfortable, thanks to its cotton blend inner lining, and adapted to daily life, this embroidered mini skirt brings the celebration to summer.