recycled

Designed by Indian artisan Yusra, this catchall is perfect for home decor as well as for collecting small items. Yusra handcrafts the catchall from coils of recycled paper, painted red and white.

Painted red and white, tubes of recycled paper are handwoven together to create this charming basket from India. Yusra creates this basket for a charming addition to any home.

This cheerful necklace is presented by India's Rajnandinee and Srabonti. Multiple strands of plastic beads are covered with recycled red cotton and blue printed polyester fabrics. The beaded strands culminate in braided red cords whose length can be adjusted with a sliding bead.

Swimming paisleys create a kaleidoscopic patchwork design, handcrafted of recycled embroidered fabric. Indian artisan Anil Khandelwal combines traditional and contemporary sensibilities, creating this wall hanging to reflect the rich culture of Rajasthan. Russet-colored cotton is used to bind the patches and line the wall hanging, finished with petite sequins and a floral border.

Because these wall hangings are crafted from recycled materials, each one will be a unique work of art, and the patterns and motifs will vary. However, the overall color scheme and style will be as pictured.

India's Rajnandinee and Srabonti design a blue and white necklace punctuated with strands of contrasting vivid red for those days when you need to accessorize with bold style. Hand-made from plastic beads covered with recycled cotton and polyester fabric, the necklace has a total of five strands, two in red and three featuring a textile with a blue and white print. A red cotton bead slides along the cords so that the necklace can be made longer or shorter.

An exquisite three-piece set consisting of a journal, a pouch and a keychain pays homage to the rich heritage of the region of Assam in India. Designed by Manjuri Hazarika, these accessories are handcrafted from cotton using the traditional jacquard weaving technique, boasting intricate Assamese patterns that reflect the artistic traditions of the region. These accessories are further enhanced with leather accents as well as stainless steel and nickel-plated metallic fixtures. The journal's 100 unlined pages are made from recycled paper, providing a versatile space for writing, sketching and more. The zippered, lined pouch keeps small essentials organised and secure. And the keychain safely stashes earphones for on-the-go listening thanks to its leather strap with a snap closure.