wonderful decor

This wonderful fan is handwoven of raffia fibers, dyed with a rich magenta color. Robert Ayine Anaba crafts the fan, perfect for daily use or as unique decor object.

Let the splendor of Peruvian textiles take over your home decor with this soft pouf cover. Handloomed Andean fabrics acquired in remote areas of the Andes are upcycled as decor accessories. The threads are spun by hand and patiently woven on the backstrap loom. The beautiful patterns add a warm touch of color and life to your space.

These pouf covers are never identical, as each pattern is unique and the final design is influenced by the cut that was made to this wonderful fabric. The predominant background cherry red color will not vary.

A zippered opening lets you insert the filling (not included).

Warm shades of brown, beige, ivory, orange, and maroon come together beautifully in this lovely dhurrie rug from India. Designer Amit Moza works with local artisans who weave the rug on a traditional handloom over the course of four to five days. The central panel of the rug features a blend of brown and beige cotton, which is bordered by eye-catching geometric bands at the top and bottom. The edge of the rug is decorated with an attractive plaited pattern, with matching tassels marking the four corners. This wonderful dhurrie rug adds a comforting and stylish look to your home decor.

Indian designer Amit Moza presents this gorgeous bedspread to celebrate the magnificence of animals while bringing a traditional craft into the modern home. The antique white cotton bedspread is skillfully crafted by local artisans with intricate chain stitch work that can take up to 20 days to complete by hand. The wonderful design features an eclectic selection of wildlife living together in harmony; from ducks swimming happily in a pond, to graceful deer roaming the grassland. The solid cotton backing adds durability to the beautiful textile.