well made dresses

The energies of the mystic Guatemalan lands are asking you to start a journey of spiritual discovery and physical growth. NOVICA's talented artisans accompany you in this long process of wellness and enlightenment with this curated gift set, reuniting the designs of the Yama Aj Chixot Artisan Group, the San Antonio Palopo Cooperative and Jorge Lopez. Made to help you carry your yoga essentials, a cotton yoga bag starts this convenient collection, displaying a gorgeous blue hue. Next, a colourful cotton bottle carrier in a graceful striped pattern will help you stay hydrated during those long fitness sessions. As the final piece, a touch of spirituality comes captured in a jade pendant necklace, whose Om sing invites you to become one with the universe.

Peruvian designer Maritza Oviedo brings us a charming creation in refreshing shades of mint and blue. This men's vest is the perfect garment to add a youthful touch to those hot summer days or serene soirees at the beach. Made of a cotton blend, the garment ensures a comfortable fit that will surely go well with any outfit.

Inspired by the etching of a well-dressed skeleton created by Mexican illustrator Jose Guadalupe Posada in 1913, Guatemalan artisan Estuardo Jimenez creates a necklace with a handmade sterling silver skull pendant. The original drawing, called La Calavera Catrina, had the skeleton wearing a large and ornate hat and was meant as a satire of Mexicans who wished to emulate upper-class Europeans. This Catrina has an engraved leaf and flower head covering rather than a hat and hangs from black cotton cord. Openwork gives the skull the appearance of facial features. The necklace can be made longer or shorter using the sliding knot on the cord.

The Johari Bazaar in Jaipur, often referred to as the 'jeweler's market', is a well-known venue for gemstone treasures. Bhavesh of India presents dangle earrings laden with mysterious black onyx, stone of self-mastery. The gems are set in ornate sterling silver settings featuring wire, rope, and bead motifs.

.925 Sterling silver

Handcrafted from raintree wood and painted with intricate characters, this striking game of strategy from Thailand is presented by Waraporn Khamsuk, featuring a box that houses 144 tiles painted with Chinese symbols in the traditional mah jongg style, often spelled "mahjong." Intended for up to four players, the objective of the game is to draw and discard tiles in order to craft a winning hand before the others do, with the player shouting "mah jongg!" when they win. A complex game of strategy and cunning, mah jongg is a game fit for beginners and experts alike, with a popularity stretching from East Asia to Western countries as well. The tiles are housed in a wood box for storage and travel.

Please note: This is the traditional Chinese-style mah jongg set, and not the American variant of the game.