personal gifts

Decorated with lacy leaf silhouettes, six notebooks are covered in happy jewel-like colors. Komang Sulaksana creates each one with 50 rice straw pages. The covers are crafted of recycled paper and bound with agel grass cord tied around cinnamon sticks.

Designed by Mexican artist Alejandra Aceves, this pair of postcards is a tender gift for friends and family. With a lovely animal theme, they feature cute dogs for coloring, letting you relax while adding a personal touch to the cards.

Postcards are a nice gift for friends or relatives. Designed by Mexican artist Alejandra Aceves, this pair of postcards features coloring mandalas for letting you explore your creativity. Add a personal touch to this beautiful pair and surprise your loved ones!

Thailand's Tumthong uses ancient techniques to transform saa barks into an eco-friendly set of three wrapping papers full of spring's essence. Each in a unique yellow, pink and green floral design, their lightweight structure of 35 grams allows you to easily add a personal touch to those gifs to honor your loved ones.

India's Asha Prabha designs petite journals ideal for writing inspiring verses, motivational quotes and personal insights. The covers are screen printed to resemble vintage court documents over which handsome elephants are at play. On the third journal, a crimson paisley beats with the heart of Indian traditions. Featuring a cotton cord, the journals are crafted with handmade paper and feature 48 pages each.

Irises grace the front cover of this personal journal, their image themed as a postcard whose message is featured on the back cover. From Asha Prabha, the imagery is replicated through screen printing techniques with an antiqued illusion. The 48-page journal is crafted with handmade paper and trimmed with olive green cotton, including the ribbon.

Asha Prabha designs the covers of these petite journals inspired by the story of goddess Lakshmi and Ganesha. Ideal in size to write inspiring verses, motivational quotes and personal insights, the journals' covers are screen printed to resemble vintage court documents. The journals are crafted with handmade paper, they have 46 pages each and feature a cotton cord.

According to the Hindu Parthenon, one day Lakshmi asked Parwati to give her one of her sons since she had two of them, so she could experience the grace of motherhood. Assured that he would be well taken care of, and that Lakshmi's divine accomplishments would be shared with him, Parwati gave her Ganesha to adopt. That is why during the Diwali festival, Lakshmi and Ganesha are revered together.