Bright wool embroidery suspended across a field of black A long expanse of black wool gives this midcentury Turkish runner its dramatic foundation. Across the dark flatweave, hand-embroidered motifs appear in vivid red, orange, blue, green, gray, and ivory, shifting between dense patterned passages...

Sourced in Western Europe, this Early to Mid 20th-Century Industrial Bookcase is a towering storage piece with exposed structure, aged materials, and strong vertical presence. Likely used in a factory, workshop, or general store setting, the bookcase pairs a riveted steel frame with six...

Found in Nepal, this 19th-Century Dolpo Wood Ancestral Figure is a spare carved object shaped by primitive handwork, high-altitude weathering, and deep material age. Hand-carved from dense wood, the figure reduces the human form to a narrow vertical body, simplified head, and faint facial...

Found in Rajasthan, this 19th-Century Iron-Bound Teak Grain Trunk is a substantial antique storage piece shaped by harvest, use, and time. Originally used by a royal family to collect and store grain after the harvest season, it was built from solid teak and reinforced...

An Anatolian weaving tradition expressed through wool and geometry This vintage Cicim rug carries one of Turkey’s distinctive flatweaving traditions into a compact runner form. Handwoven from natural wool, its deep burgundy and black field is organized with diamonds, stepped forms, narrow borders, and...

A field of ivory crossed by handworked Turkish color This vintage Turkish Kilim takes an unusually restrained approach to the runner form. Much of its surface is left open and ivory, allowing a narrow procession of embroidered geometric motifs to command attention in orange,...

A long sweep of Philippine acacia made for abundant gatherings Stretching two feet across the table, this Acacia Wood Grazing Board creates a generous foundation for cheeses, cured meats, fruit, breads, and small bites. The narrow rectangular form keeps an expansive arrangement within easy...

A corridor of color woven in 1970s Turkey Nearly ten feet of saturated geometry define this vintage Turkish Kilim runner. Handwoven between 1970 and 1980, the design unfolds through a succession of framed panels filled with stepped diamonds, hooked forms, chevrons, and compact blocks...

A midcentury Turkish runner woven through the language of Cicim Handwoven in Turkey between 1960 and 1970, this vintage Cicim Kilim runner carries a centuries-old textile practice into a long, generously patterned form. Its field is arranged with large medallions, stepped diamonds, and angular...

    A brilliant band of color divides this towering Moroccan lantern The Multi-Color Glass & Metal Moroccan Lantern builds its design vertically, rising through long blue and amber glass panels before widening into a luminous band of green, orange, and yellow. Below, a...

Experience the Warm Texture of the Handwoven Moroccan Cactus Silk Pillow Invite the depth and quiet luxury of Moroccan craftsmanship into your home with this large handwoven cactus silk pillow. Crafted using traditional Berber techniques, each piece reflects generations of artistry. The naturally dyed...

Experience the Cultural Grace of the Vintage Kwele Protector Mask Rooted in ancestral tradition and carved with refined simplicity, this vintage Kwele mask reflects the quiet beauty of Central African craftsmanship. Sourced from Gabon, its heart-shaped face, rounded eyes, and serene expression embody unity...

Botanical forms shaped by hand for the shared table The Aida Salad Servers bring the expressive character of studio porcelain to everyday serving. Made from Limoges porcelain, the set includes two slender utensils shaped entirely by hand without molds. Their elongated stems open into...

Scarlet blooms rise above a field of cobalt stems Named for the Spanish word for “poppy,” the Amapola Nesting Plates interpret the flower through spare, rhythmic brushwork. Red blossoms punctuate rows of blue leaves across three graduated porcelain ovals, creating a pattern that feels...

A terracotta vessel shaped with a multi spout, sculptural form The Three Spout Terracotta Vessel is handcrafted in Indonesia using traditional techniques that emphasize material and form. Its rounded body is interrupted by three openings, creating a design that shifts how the piece is...

A preserved fragment of Andean history presented as meaningful wall art This ancient Andean textile fragment offers a rare connection to early Peruvian craftsmanship, where weaving served as both cultural language and daily practice. Handwoven wool carries softened geometric motifs and deep earthy red...

Found in Shanxi Province in Northern China, this Early 20th-Century Cedar Cabinet is an antique storage piece with warm color, carved detail, and quiet architectural strength. Handcrafted from cedar wood, the cabinet has clean paneled doors, bronze hardware, and a carved floral apron across...

Sourced in India, this Antique Narrow Glass Display Cabinet offers full storage presence in an unusually shallow 10-inch profile. Crafted from solid reclaimed wood with original glass doors, the cabinet has a bleached whitewash finish that highlights the natural grain, age, and surface texture...

Experience the Historic Beauty of the Antique Emerald Pottery Jar Rich in heritage and grounded elegance, this antique terracotta jar brings depth, color, and timeless presence into the home. Sourced from Shanxi and dating to the 19th century or earlier, its utilitarian form once...

Architectural sculpture carrying the heritage of 19th-century Rajasthan This antique Indian horse corbel once formed part of a traditional building’s structure, hand-carved from teak and finished in traces of original Jodhpur blue. Elevated on a custom iron stand, its elongated silhouette and weathered detailing...