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This stunning poppy-red tunic is the creation of Isha Jain in India. Crafted of a cotton/silk blend, the neckline and cuffs of the tunic feature gold and silver gota embroidery, an applique-like technique that originated in Rajasthan and is traditionally used on wedding and formal garments. Gold zari embroidery, sequins and sparkling faux stones add extra glamour. The semi-sheer tunic features three-quarter length sleeves and a cotton-lined bodice.

Hand woven from luxurious bark silk, this ombre shawl in red and burgundy with a delicate fringe is a lovely addition to any ensemble. Vinita of Thailand presents this unique hand dyed shawl, showing off the natural texture of bark silk.

A palette of crimson and black hues evokes the burning beauty of fire around these chandelier earrings by Mexico's Alejandra Gallardo. Wood and 24k gold-plated brass accents compose this bold pair, inspired by the region's pre-Hispanic culture. To complete the design with a sublime touch, natural agate jewels and silk tassels adorn the top and bottom.

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.