dinner tops

Isha Jain selects rich emerald green for the design of this elegant tunic in dupioni silk. Originating in India, dupioni silk is of middle weight and features slubs that are a natural result of cocoons being spun together. Jain's design features lurex piping on the v-neck and cuffs of the ¾ length sleeves. The tunic is embellished with discreet patterns embroidered with golden sequins and glass beads.

Viridian viscose becomes an elegant tunic in the talented hands of India's Anchal Ahuja. The softly-draping tunic features a tone-on-tone embroidered yoke with a notched neckline and button placket. Embroidery and antiqued metal buttons also add interest to the cuffs.

Shimmering shades of green and blue distinguish this shawl with original elegance. From Vinita, the shawl is hand-woven with raw silk, and dyed by hand by the artisan in her Chiang Mai studio.

Bring a happy, colorful accent to the dinner table with this vibrant set of six artisan crafted coasters from Mexico. Sarah Hamui selects green ribbons to cover each of the hand-woven palm coasters.

Bring a colorful and distinctive presence at your next dinner party with this bright pitcher, expertly hand-blown from recycled glass and adorned with vibrant lemon green pigments. Salime Cruces’ remarkable creation draws inspiration from nature’s textures, colors and shapes. Committed to environmental stewardship, the Mexican artisan not only works with recycled glass but relies on sustainable energy sources, including solar panels, recycled cooking oil and more, for kiln firing.

Deep forest met morning dew and decided to become jewelry together. Handcrafted from recycled glass beads and recycled plastic beads, Ghanaian artisan Erica Yeboah’s cluster earrings pair a richly textured, deep emerald-green bead with a soft cluster of translucent drops, all suspended from polished brass hooks that keep the contrast between bold and delicate perfectly balanced. There is something quietly luxurious about the way that deep green sits above all that pale shimmer, making these accessories just as fitting for a candlelit dinner as for a bright Tuesday afternoon.