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A classic cable knit sweater is reimagined by Cesar Cano of Peru. A honeycomb knit on the front and back is spliced between vertical cable patterns. A rolled neckline and rust color give the sweater a youthful update.

Soft taupe alpaca and wool blend felt is used to create this fashionable hat from Peru. Designed by Andeana, it is accented by a handwoven alpaca and wool blend belt that displays intricate diamond patterns. This delightful accessory features a structured top and a wide brim. Andeana names her design Munay, meaning "with love" in Quechua.

Because the band is woven by hand and tinted with natural dyes, its colors can vary, making each hat a unique work of art.

Woven in terracotta brown, this set of placemats and napkins is a welcomed guest at the dinner table. From Nu'Kem Association of Textile Artisans in Guatemala, the six cotton placemats and napkins are woven on a traditional back strap loom and finished by hand.

Invite positive and divine energies to your interiors with a traditional daghdghan amulet directly from the mystic Armenian lands. Shahe Harutyunyan uses ancient methods to create this ceramic home accent embellished with an indigo base hue and an intricate pattern where floral, geometric and classic details merge in a sublime display of artistry, all dangling from a sturdy jute cord.

A burst of color arrives before you even reach for it, turning everyday essentials into something far more playful. This coin purse, designed by Patricia Xon, features a vivid handwoven cotton panel inspired by traditional Guatemalan textiles, framed by a rich brown border that grounds its bold geometry. A zippered main compartment opens to a lined interior that keeps coins and small treasures neatly tucked away, while a zippered back pocket offers quick access to what you need most. Finished with a practical strap for easy carrying, it brings rhythm, color and purpose into the palm of your hand.