wool art

This stunning original kalamkari painting is by Indian artist Dr. Sneh Gangal. She works in acrylics on canvas to paint a glorious Tree of Life in a rich wine red and pink palette. Indian kalamkari painting is an ancient art form that was originally done on textiles such as scrolls and temple hangings.

Everywhere you go, the Chakana sign will guide your days, attracting energies of balance and harmony. As the main theme in Kathiana Quispe's newest collection, this Inca symbol represents the union between spiritual, earthly and divine energies. Now part of this dapper 100% leather passport cover as a textile accent made from acrylic yarns arranged in a classic design, the symbol exudes mysticism and magnificence. The cover, made in a palette of burgundy and ginger hues, features traditional details on the front and a polyester-lined interior equipped with plastic compartments to place your passport securely.

The splendor of India’s textile artistry shines in thesegorgeous creations from Kashmir based artisan, Mohsin. As an artisan with a long history in woven jamawar art, he uses multi-colored yarns to weave a dizzying array of classic patterns together in rich color palettes. Theclassic-style mid-length jacket is fully lined in a complementary hued soft satin and features a mandarin collar with a single, hidden hookand- eye closure at the front.

Step into a world of adventures fully prepared with this stunning and practical sling bag, a masterpiece by Peru's Kathiana Quispe meticulously crafted from supple burgundy leather. Its front flap pocket is secured by a magnetic snap closure and adorned with embossed designs, complemented by a vibrant handwoven wool accent featuring traditional Andean motifs. Unveil the main compartment's zippered closure to reveal a fully lined interior, complete with a zippered pocket for your essentials. Equipped with an adjustable strap and a handy back zippered pocket, this chic bag ensures comfort and style on every journey.

Woven with refined wool and cotton yarns, Gayane Arushanyan's newest creation captures a glimpse of Armenia's glorious past. Yellow, burgundy and black hues unite in the traditional cross motif that decorates this wall hanging, made on a loom and accented with fringes.