sturdy glasses

From Peduli Bali, this drinking set is filled with good karma for contributing to the preservation of the environment. The carafe and two drinking glasses are crafted by upcycling sparkling water bottles that would otherwise pollute Bali. And in doing so, Peduli Bali also contributes to the community with job opportunities that improve living conditions. The carafe and two glasses are engraved with the words "Karma, "Cause" and "Effect."
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Talented artisan Marcos Luzalde creates a refined collection of wall accent mirrors inspired by modern trends and minimalist influences. Expert in this ancient art, the Peruvian artisan uses sturdy wood pieces to create this abstract home accent, whose hand-painted white surface allows for an ethereal vibe. Finally, the central glass piece and bronze leaf detail create a stunning illusion that illuminates the whole artwork.

Combining teak, walnut, and maple woods, Thai artisans create a bold home accent decorated with natural hues. Presented by Sanai Keawchaisa, this set of four coasters features a sturdy structure that will protect your surfaces while displaying a dapper checkered pattern, all complemented by a handy stand for neat storage.

Master artisan Marcos Luzalde creates a sophisticated collection of wall accent mirrors inspired by modern trends and minimalist influences. Expert in this ancient art, the Peruvian artisan uses sturdy wood pieces to create this star-shaped home accent, whose hand-painted white surface allows for an ethereal vibe. Finally, the central glass piece and bronze leaf detail create a gorgeous illusion that illuminates the whole artwork.

Brighten up any room with this gorgeous mirror by Tamara Pereira. She frames it in thick pine needle ropes and creates a colorful pattern with yarn in bright blue tones. A dainty hand-stitched design made with fine threads adds a delicate touch.

The sturdy needles of the Moctezuma pine have been used for millennia to craft baskets and other wares by the people of Mexico and Central America. Tamara's background as an architect has helped her bring a breath of freshness into this centuries-old tradition.