tops to wear with jacket

The preppy style returns more fashionable than ever, taking the form of a sophisticated baby alpaca and wool blend sweater by Patricia Lopez. Crafted with advanced techniques in Peru, the garment also features polyamide accents that allow for a warm sensation, perfect for winter. With a glamorous azure base hue, the design's elegance resides in the V neckline and rib knit cuffs.

The preppy style returns, more stylish than ever! Peruvian artisan Patricia Lopez takes inspiration from this fabulous trend to reinvent it and create this gorgeous baby alpaca and wool blend sweater. The garment is enhanced with polyamide fibers to allow for a cozy sensation, which makes this light taupe and beige design perfect for a sophisticated winter season. The piece also has an elegant V-neckline and long sleeves stylized with ribbed cuffs.

Celebrate nature and culture with this Armenian wool-felt ornament embellished with the exquisite embroidery techniques of the region. Expert in the field, artisan Maral Shohmahlian uses cotton threads to adorn this sublime accessory that will add elegance to your interiors while creating a charming natural aura, all in gold and ivory hues on a green base tone that evokes the serenity of the country's gardens. As the final touch, a wood bead and a cotton cord crown the design.

Abstract motifs adorn the ring that rises from a crown. It features two human heads, united in a single purpose. Transforming native sese wood with his vision and talent, Salihu Ibrahim sculpts a mask from the Guro tribe of Cote d'Ivoire. Their masks represent spirits of the underworld venerated by the living. This piece symbolizes unity.

Panji and Condrokirono's legendary love story inspires this magnificent rod puppet by Nenny Lukhita. The story tells of prince Panji's search for love, and after many battles with nearby kingdoms, he finally falls for princess Condrokirono. After their wedding, they return to Panji's home where he succeeds his father as king of Kunipan. Since then, their story is told as a wayang golek or rod puppet show. In Lukhita's version, Condrokirono wears an off-white cotton dress accessorized with hand-beaten copper jewels and crown. Her face is carved of pule wood and features pinewood hands and puppet rods.