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Designed by Indian artisan Imran, this decorative plate will bring the muse of flowers to your home decor. The round plate is crafted from marble, featuring colorful floral motifs inspired by the designs found at the famous Taj Mahal. Intricate flowers are diligently carved by hand into the marble, inlaid with more than 850 pieces of colorful resin. Openwork jali patterns surround the composition, displayed on a mango wood stand.

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

With three zippered compartments and an adjustable strap, this fanny pack is built for hands-free convenience wherever the day takes you. A vibrant handwoven cotton accent adds a touch of Guatemalan tradition, bringing bold geometric patterns to a functional design. Fully lined for durability and comfort, it keeps your essentials within easy reach whether you're navigating city streets or trekking through the great outdoors. Created by Patricia Xon, this bag is as practical as it is eye-catching.

This breathtaking sheath dress gracefully showcases traditional Hmong textiles and motifs in its short sleeves, crew neckline and pleated skirt, embodying sophistication and artisanal mastery. While the top is fashioned from a fusion of cotton and hemp in a lively light blue shade, the addition of a stunning rayon panel creates a flawless complement. Exquisite patterns meticulously crafted through a fusion of cross-stitch and printed techniques grace this fully lined dress by Thai artisan Chattima. Impeccably completed with a concealed back zippered closure and nape buttons, this eye-catching garment ensures a flawless and tailored fit.

Invite positive and divine energies to your interiors with a traditional daghdghan amulet directly from the mystic Armenian lands. Shahe Harutyunyan uses ancient methods to create this ceramic home accent embellished with an indigo base hue and an intricate pattern where floral, geometric and classic details merge in a sublime display of artistry, all dangling from a sturdy jute cord.

The Hmong Hill Tribe culture illustrates its love for nature in different accessories proudly worn by its people. With a gorgeous blue shade embellishing the cotton and hemp bodice, this exquisite A-line dress by Thai artisan Chattima features traditional Hmong textiles on the capped sleeves, neckline and pleated skirt. The diverse classic floral motifs are made using a combination of cross-stitch and printed techniques. Each dress is a one off limited edition using unique vintage fabrics.