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Printed leaves, flowers and grapes go all over this gorgeous shawl, creating an elegant garment. Saqib Khan's newest design is crafted in India, using a wool and silk blend in a jade base hue that adds a touch of vitality to the accessory, ornamented with little fringes.

Go on a tropical escapade every time you wear this radiant charm bracelet. Designed by India’s Neetu Barathi, the lovely sterling silver accessory features polished whale tail, pineapple and palm tree charms, all playfully swaying from an adjustable cable chain. The enchanting motifs add a touch of whimsy and shine to this delightful bracelet that becomes an instant favorite.

Guatemalan artisan Victor Hugo Lopez hand carves and paints this set of ornaments from cypress wood reclaimed from sawmills and carpentry shops. The set of four ornaments consists of a Christmas tree, an angel, a candle, and an apple. The tree and candle are painted with festive dots and the apple and angel's dress are painted gold. The ornaments hang from gold-colored synthetic cord.

This stunning wall art features a pomegranate crafted from an array of traditional Armenian motifs, meticulously created in ceramic, framed in a lustrous walnut wood. Adorn your space with this unique and captivating creation, a true testament to the artisan's talent and creativity. In Armenian culture, pomegranates hold deep symbolic meaning and are considered a significant cultural and religious symbol. Pomegranates are often associated with fertility, abundance, and prosperity. They are seen as a representation of life, renewal, and the continuity of generations. The vibrant red color of the pomegranate is also closely connected to vitality, passion, and the Armenian national identity. In Armenian traditions, pomegranates are commonly featured in various rituals, celebrations, and art forms, serving as a powerful symbol of cultural heritage and spiritual significance.

The rich artistic heritage of Central Asia includes the decorative tradition of Suzani embroidery. Ripe pomegranates adorn the front, the old-world symbol of abundance and prosperity, while vines and leaves are brought to life by silk threads in pretty colors, all hand stitched onto a silk and cotton base. The backside showcases the artistry of hand woven ikat, another cherished textile tradition of Central Asia. Complete with a hidden zip closure, the cushion cover is a testament to the timeless elegance and craftsmanship that defines this extraordinary art form. The Uzbekistani team puts their expertise into practice to create the embroidered pomegranate-themed scene that adorns the front, often used as omens of fertility and abundance. The accessory, made in silk fabrics and threads features a contrasting cotton ikat farbic ornamenting the back, concealing the zipper opening.

This stunning wall art features a pomegranate crafted from an array of traditional Armenian motifs, meticulously created in ceramic. This unqique artwork is framed in a lustrous walnut wood including a contrasting matte frame, offsetting the beautiful pallette of brown, teal and ochre. Adorn your space with this unique and captivating creation, a true testament to the artisan's talent and creativity. In Armenian culture, pomegranates hold deep symbolic meaning and are considered a significant cultural and religious symbol. Pomegranates are often associated with fertility, abundance, and prosperity. They are seen as a representation of life, renewal, and the continuity of generations. The vibrant red color of the pomegranate is also closely connected to vitality, passion, and the Armenian national identity. In Armenian traditions, pomegranates are commonly featured in various rituals, celebrations, and art forms, serving as a powerful symbol of cultural heritage and spiritual significance.