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.

The rich artistic heritage of Central Asia includes the decorative tradition of Suzani embroidery. Ripe pomegranates adorn the front, the old-world symbol of abundance and prosperity, while vines and leaves are brought to life by silk threads in pretty colors, all hand stitched onto a silk and cotton base. The backside showcases the artistry of hand woven ikat, another cherished textile tradition of Central Asia. Complete with a hidden zip closure, the cushion cover is a testament to the timeless elegance and craftsmanship that defines this extraordinary art form. The Uzbekistani team puts their expertise into practice to create the embroidered pomegranate-themed scene that adorns the front, often used as omens of fertility and abundance. The accessory, made in silk fabrics and threads features a contrasting cotton ikat farbic ornamenting the back, concealing the zipper opening.

Crafted from sturdy apricot wood to represent the region's rich forest, Hayk Galstyan's newest creation transports you to ancient times when enchanting melodies ornamented the landscapes of the blessed Armenia. This duduk—a wind musical instrument dating back to ancestral times—arrives in a reddish brown tone and with leafy motifs reminiscent of the region's palatial gardens. Equipped with two reeds, the piece has a wondrous textile case whose pomegranate-themed pattern in red hues exudes elegance.

Bright with character and hand-loomed from wool dyed in vibrant, all-natural hues, this Zapotec-style decorative table mat brings a burst of color and folk charm to any surface it touches. Its playful bird and tree motif pops with gorgeous tones drawn from flowers, bark and cochineal. Handcrafted by the Ruiz Bazan Family in Mexico, it’s a joyful accessory that knows how to stand out.

Green arrows and red geometric details enrich the beauty of these traditional Armenian tea towels. Hasmik Margaryan uses advanced embroidery techniques to craft each motif on a soft white cotton textile, creating a graceful vibe around the pair.

Antonio Vasquez finds inspiration in traditional Cajamarca textiles to create a romantic home accent with a classic vibe. Collaborating with Peruvian artisans, who have inherited the textile techniques of their ancestors, Antonio brings this scarlet cushion cover to life. The accessory features a geometric heart-themed front made from cotton and a polycotton drill back with a zippered opening for easy use.