handcrafted decor

A set of four trees makes a lovely addition to your holiday decor. Costa Rican artisan Blanca Padilla handcrafts these stars out of the fiber extracted from cabuya, a succulent that looks like agave. The artisan works with the cabuya's natural texture to form the trees, each a different color and topped with a red ribbon bow.

The art and skill of creating handicrafts from cabuya has been handed down through Blanca Padilla's family for generations. The artisan sources her material herself, growing and harvesting the cabuya, extracting the fiber, and preparing it for use in the handicrafts. Blanca Padilla hopes to help revitalize the cabuya craft industry with the success of her designs.

Crown your spaces with a natural touch and a merry vibe, all present in Renu Rani's newest design. Made by Indian artisans, this wool felt wreath features a lovely leafy style complemented by a charming palette of warm hues, inviting joy and prosperity to enter your home.

Infuse your surroundings with a splash of color through this hand-painted ceramic mini flower pot whose unique coffee pot shape and fabulous cactus motif catch the eye. Expertly handcrafted by Mexico’s Eleazar Leal, this petite accessory comes with a saucer, offering a stylish way to display your favorite plant on a desk or tabletop.

Part of the identity of a nation, the Arevakhach sign represents eternity and celestial life. Proud of his heritage, Armenian artisan Armen Ohanyan handcrafts a walnut wood condiment bowl with two compartments, featuring a gorgeous lid embellished with the Arevakhach in all its beauty. On top of that, the piece has a natural brown hue, adding to its elegant vibe.

Bursting with bold colors and intricate patterns, this ceramic skull brings the lively spirit of the Day of the Dead to your walls. Every detail is hand-painted to capture the essence of celebration, blending tradition with artistry. Handcrafted by Jorge Escamilla, this dazzling accent is a tribute to the vibrancy and folklore of Mexico.

Dazzling flowers decorate Asha Prabha's handcrafted journal, made with advanced embroidery techniques by talented Indian artisans. The team uses rayon threads to create each bloom, combining pink and green hues with a gorgeous saffron base hue. The piece has a sturdy cardboard cover and cotton binding, with 48 handmade paper pages. As the final touch, a black cord allows you to keep the design closed.