elegant decor

The essence of ancient Armenia lives in this wall accent, crafted by Lilia Tonakanyants. Inspired by the region's bird alphabet, the artisan uses brass wires and paper pieces—in red, blue and green hues—to portray a feathered letter D. White and blue hues unite in the acrylic frame, allowing an elegant display.

In hues of red and blue, elegant daffodils appear to float on a floral vine in this marble decorative plate from India. designed by Imran, this beautiful plate is diligently carved by hand and filled with colorful resin inlay in the style of decoration found at the Taj Mahal. The plate is displayed on a mango wood stand.

Please note that once carved, marble may progressively change its original hue from pristine white to ivory.

Start a new series of adventures, experiences and memories with a handy accessory from the tropical Guatemalan lands. Designer Gaby Briz and a talented team of artisans work with different materials to create an exquisite composition of a traditional weaver, later printed on the cardboard cover of this lined journal featuring 100 paper pages. Accented with the word Guatemala in elegant calligraphy, the piece—equipped with a plastic coil binding—honors the region's culture.

Start a new series of adventures, experiences and memories with a handy accessory from the gorgeous Guatemalan lands. Designer Gaby Briz and a talented team of artisans work with different materials to create a classic composition of the Santa Catalina Arch, later printed on the cardboard cover of this lined journal featuring 100 paper pages. Accented with the Spanish title Guatemala Antigua Guatemala in elegant calligraphy, the piece—equipped with a plastic coil binding—honors the best of the region's landscapes.

Blue jasmines create a circle of magical elegance in this octagonal marble plate. Working with the techniques used in the Taj Mahal, Imran demonstrates the art of marble inlay with approximately 800 cuts. Includes a mango wood stand.

Please note that once carved, marble may progressively change its original hue from pristine white to ivory.