jewelry

Brass beads add glorious light to each motif in this macrame bracelet, presented by Chaloemphon. Talented Thai artisans weave each waxed polyester cord into a dapper design of grey hues, gracefully embracing a tiger's eye stone—a representation of power. The bracelet also has an adjustable sliding knot for fitted wear.

Handcrafted with joy and devotion, like each wall in the wonderful San Cristobal town, this wrap bracelet by Cristobal Ramirez transports those traditional streets to a classic era. The Guatemalan artisan works with glass beads in black, ivory and grey hues, all arranged in a captivating brick-inspired pattern.

After years of geological processes, these marble stones are the last remains of an intriguing past. Now associated with purity and immortality, these elegant beads are part of Carmina Giron's newest bracelet. The Guatemalan artisan crafts the accessory using waxed polyester cords in a grey hue, weaving them with traditional macrame techniques that also allow the item to have a handy sliding knot.

A colorful wrap bracelet dazzles with its shimmering glass and crystal beads meticulously hand-woven on an elegant grey cord. The bracelet crafted by Guatemala's Domingo Reanda is adorned with a refined touch—a polished Tibetan-style pewter button as its closure, further enhancing its exquisite style and allure.

Artisan Domingo explains, "The color combination I used for this bracelet is soft and expresses tenderness. Tenderness is a feeling of protection and love, whether directed towards ourselves or others. This bracelet, apart from being a beautiful accessory, invites us to gently open our hearts and show love to ourselves and to others. It serves as a reminder of the beauty of kindness and affection in our lives, reminding us that small acts of tenderness can make a big difference in the world."

Little diamonds in beige, red and blue hues embellish a sublime creation directly from Mexico. Crafted with ancient Zapotec techniques, the Ruiz Bazan Family's newest wool runner features a traditional geometric pattern made with natural dyes, all beautifully arranged on a dark grey base hue that displays a dapper aura. In addition, fringes decorate each end.

Woven by hand, this beautiful shawl showcases the traditional textile art of India's Kullu Valley. Kamini designs the cozy wrap with chevron motifs along the borders in orange, black and brown. Grey evokes mist in the Himalayas near Himachal Pradesh.

This jewel-toned area rug will liven up any space in your home. Juan Contreras hand weaves it on a traditional Zapotec loom using wool to create a geometric diamond pattern in taupe and deep red.

Juan proudly continues with the art of weaving that he learned from his parents as a young man. He is involved in every step of the process — from shearing the sheep to dyeing the wool and weaving it into original designs.