geometric patterns

Vipin presents a marvelous creation crafted from haldu wood in India. This bangle bracelet has a black colour and a fascinating printed pattern featuring stars made of little colourful squares.

Spring awakens not only sweet sensations but also Ritu Agnihotri's immense creativity, motivating her to create a stylish series of garments inspired by this tender season. Working on cotton, the Indian artisan uses hand-block printing techniques to decorate this tunic, equipped with a buttoned-up henley neck, three-quarter-long sleeves, and an embroidered bodice. The pincheck pattern—made in black and white hues—adds a trendy look to the piece, making it perfect for any ensemble.

Andes Traditions Association presents a superb shoulder bag in the region's traditional style. The team's artisans, from Peru, use wool yarns in a warm palette to create the accessory's geometric and classical motifs, all made using traditional handweaving techniques that make each piece unique. The design also features a comfortable strap, a zippered closure, a polyester lining and charming tassels at the bottom for a stylish look.

Geometric motifs suggests feathers and horns in this delightful cotton handbag. Created in batik, they bring African flair to a casual design. Yaw Abora Asante crafts the fully lined purse with a zippered inner pocket and handles of sapele wood.