recycled

A cheerful decorative item but also a symbol of Mexican culture, this recycled paper statuette is the perfect addition to your home decor, bringing a vibrant cultural accent that will captivate anyone. Handcrafted by the Orozco Family, the artwork is a classic Day of the Dead piece, depicting a carmine skull painted with floral details in a colourful palette.

Working with recycled metal, Teofilo Araujo and his family create a candelabra to add a whimsical touch to your decor. The cheerful red candleholder features depicts hummingbirds amid colorful painted flowers, and holds three candles.

Frida Kahlo's legacy inspires a lovely sculpture honouring those resilient and brave spirits. Mexico's Orozco Family draws inspiration from traditional themes associated with the Day of the Dead and the classic hacienda vibe to create this recycled cardboard sculpture depicting Frida's skull wearing a geranium crown of hearts, birds and flowers, all painted by hand.

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.

Emerald and marigold hues converge in a charming creation by Hannah Dodoo. Equipped with a recycled glass bead working as a button closure, this cotton tote bag features a traditional Ghanaian pattern evoking the region's bold spirit. On top of that, its lightweight design is complemented by comfortable straps and interior pockets.

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.