beautiful robes

Add a touch of magic to your look with this whimsical set of dangle earrings. Bertha Vera handcrafts them from 950 silver and embellishes each hummingbird with deep blue lapis lazuli gemstones.

The Andean artisan draws inspiration from the landscapes and flora of her native Cusco for her pieces. She enjoys the process of shaping local gemstones into high-quality, detailed pieces.

A day of snow white and cerulean colors awaits you with Kitthanapong's newest scarf set—from Thailand. Made of versatile textiles, this set of two scarves evokes the serenity of heaven with their graceful and lightweight drape. Little fringes complete the design with a trendy boho touch.

Versatility meets style in this ingenious accessory by Guatemalan artisans Erick and Ivania. The intricate macrame cords in eye-catching light blue and green hues offer a dual-purpose design that adapts to your mood. Wear it as an adjustable wrap bracelet for a bohemian touch or drape it as a strand necklace to make a bold statement. This adaptable piece is the perfect addition to your collection, promising endless styling possibilities.

Masterfully woven by hand, intricate diamonds motifs flow in bands across an expanse of blue. Artisans from the Center for Traditional Textiles of Cusco revive ancient techniques and designs for this handloomed cushion cover. Working on a backstrap loom, they utilize patterns that derive from Inca art and seek to keep the old textile traditions alive.

The community raises and cares for its own alpacas. The fleece is washed, carded and spun by hand using a pushka, or drop spindle. The dyes come from plants, nuts and tree bark. The next step is one of the most important, as the artisan prepares the warp, or vertical threads for the backstrap loom. This determines the size of the textile, the color combinations, and the patterns that will be woven.

The intensity of color can vary depending on the hardness of the water, the altitude and the local dye sources, making each cushion cover a unique piece of handcrafted art. The reverse side is solid espresso brown.