simple rings

Look deep in to your third eye with this unique, hand crafted wrap ring from Thai artisan Achara. This ring's design features an abstract stamping of eye shapes on the crown and floral patterns around the band. The 925 sterling silver band then culminates in to a beautiful, oxidized spiral at the crown.

Ringing joyfully, this bell from Thailand displays elephant motifs and an oxidized green finish for an antique aesthetic. Teerasak Chaiwong creates this bell, perfect as a wind or door chime, as well as simple home decor. This bell swings from a satin ribbon.

You simply must own this marvelous phone holder - a masterpiece that transcends mere utility. Shaped like a lazy chair, Indian designer Anil Bhardwaj's splendid creation marries a rock-solid marble construction with the dazzling brilliance of acrylic beads and exquisite Mughal-inspired hand-painted motifs. Not just a functional accessory but a captivating work of art that will transform your space into an opulent oasis.

Henry Anthony Sanny creates a handsome bracelet to be simple yet refined, subtly drawing the eye to the wearer without appearing overly flashy. The Balinese artisan braids leather to form a double band, and the sterling silver button features an abstract lotus design. Sterling silver accents harmonize with the pendant and the rich brown leather in a pleasing design.

A resounding note of tradition, the xylophone rings with delightful melodies under the guidance of a Hausa musician from northern Ghana. Emmanuel Atiemoh Yeboah creates a patchwork of music and artistry to render a fascinating collage painting. "First and foremost, I assemble my working tools," explains Yeboah. "I sketch images on the calico cloth. With the sketches done, I sprinkle red and green oil paints on the calico cloth to give it a simple colorful background. I then cut out particular places I intend to replace with batik or kente, which are later glued together. Afterwards, I dry and frame my collage work." The kente cloth print brings a sonorous accent to the otherwise monochromatic composition, rendering this portrait a fascinating addition to a refined setting.

Arrives framed in sese wood.

Monica de Castellanos' ceramic angel sculptures are a true treasure trove for art enthusiasts. Inspired by her love for angels and the vibrant Guatemalan culture, each piece in her collection is carefully hand-painted with incredible attention to detail, depicting traditional attire from various regions of her country. This sculpture is a prime example, showcasing the stunning costume of Chichicastenango. The fuchsia blouse or hüipil with its intricate geometric patterns, paired with the striped blue skirt, is simply mesmerizing while the golden harp and the exquisite wings add to the sculpture's allure.

Crafted by hand of leather, this backpack from Peru is presented by Kathiana Quispe. It features a two-tone color scheme in black and crimson, decorated with embossed floral patterns and designs inspired by the history and culture of Cuzco. At the flap, two people walk with their llamas. On the body, the ancient city of Machu Picchu is depicted. Featuring two adjustable straps, the backpack opens with a buckle, revealing a simple, unlined interior with a drawstring at the top.