A circular textile piece shaped through material recovery and pattern The Calendario Azteca wall piece is constructed from recovered cotton fibers, arranged in concentric layers to form a structured circular composition. Inspired by the visual language of the Aztec calendar, the design is built...

A vertical textile piece defined by structure and spacing The Mitla Mini wall hanging is constructed from raw cotton threads arranged into a series of suspended forms that create a clear, repeating pattern. Handmade by artisans, the piece combines fiber, paper maché spheres, and...

A sculptural terracotta vessel shaped by form and detail The Elliot Terracotta Scalloped Vessel explores balance between natural material and structured detail. Handcrafted in Sabana Grande, Honduras, the vessel pairs a smooth terracotta body with a series of iron loops that wrap the form...

A vertical wood sculpture with a strong, ordered silhouette The Nunca Wood Sculpture is crafted in Sabana Grande, Honduras from pine wood and finished in a warm walnut tone that deepens the shape of each carved element. Built from individually made components and assembled...

A wood wall piece shaped through relief and geometric composition The Roma Wall Hanging is crafted in Sabana Grande, Honduras using pine wood and assembled into a structured wall mounted form. The surface is built through a combination of raised elements and carved sections,...

A wood sculpture shaped through stacked form and vertical structure The Jamas Wood Sculpture is crafted in Sabana Grande, Honduras using pine wood and assembled into a vertically oriented composition. The form is built through a series of stacked and carved elements, creating a...

A low terracotta vessel shaped by proportion and edge detail The Eli Terracotta Scalloped Vessel is crafted in Sabana Grande, Honduras, using traditional techniques that emphasize material and form. The wide, grounded body is defined by a raised neck and a continuous ring of...

A small vessel shaped from the remnants of larger work The Kambur Spice Jar gives walnut wood a second life in a form made for daily ritual. Handcrafted in Guadalajara, Mexico, it begins with hardwood remaining from furniture production—pieces too small for full-scale construction...

A generous stretch of Mexican hardwood made for bread, cheese, and the table between them The Rosa Morada Cutting Board is defined by its extraordinary length and the sweep of its hand-carved handle. Crafted in Guadalajara, Mexico, from a pale tropical hardwood known locally...

Colombian fique transformed through an intricate field of knots The Knots Table Runner brings one of Colombia’s most enduring plant fibers into a textile built almost entirely from structure. Lengths of natural fique are knotted by hand into an open geometric pattern, then released...

A long expanse of handwoven cotton traced with raised threads The White Thread Table Runner uses a restrained palette to draw attention to the work within the weave. Colombian artisans build its surface from alternating bands of open texture, closely set threads, and raised...

A handwoven vessel for the ritual of passing bread Made in Colombia, the Tortilla Basket turns a familiar part of the meal into a more considered gesture. Its rounded base is paired with a fitted lid, creating an inviting vessel for carrying tortillas, rolls,...

Colombian marble shaped for artful serving The Marble Cheese Board trades the expected rectangle for a softly asymmetric silhouette with a rounded base, narrowed neck, and circular handhold. Carved from cream-colored natural marble, its surface carries rust, taupe, charcoal, and sand-toned markings that spread...

Guatemalan hardwood shaped for preparation and serving This handcrafted wood board brings the natural grain and distinctive coloring of Guatemala’s tropical hardwoods into the kitchen. Its broad rectangular surface works equally well for food preparation, cheese and charcuterie, or serving bread and appetizers at...

Handcrafted teak shaped by the forests of Guatemala The Teak Utensil Holder brings the distinctive grain and golden warmth of tropical hardwood to the kitchen. Its tall, gently rounded form keeps everyday cooking tools gathered within easy reach while allowing the natural variations of...

Handwoven texture drawn from Colombia’s native fique fiber The Handwoven Fique Fringe Napkin Rings bring natural texture and a relaxed finish to the table. Made by artisans in northeastern Colombia, each ring is woven from fique, a durable plant fiber traditionally used throughout the...

Relaxed linen finished with hand-tied Colombian tassels The Handwoven Linen-Blend Tassel Napkins balance a simple natural ground with small, tactile details. Woven by Colombian artisans, each napkin is finished with two removable tassels and fine golden stitching that brings a subtle glint to the...

Guatemalan hardwood shaped for serving and preparation The Long Wood Serving Board brings the grain and tonal character of the Petén jungle to a simple elongated form. Handcrafted in Guatemala from responsibly harvested tropical hardwood, each board is carefully cured, sanded, and finished to...

A scalloped terracotta form shaped by hand in Honduras The Ena Terracotta Bowl turns the familiar serving bowl into a sculptural study of rhythm and curve. Its rounded body rises into a deeply undulating rim, creating alternating peaks and valleys that bring movement to...

Earth-toned clay shaped by the heat of the kiln The Tall Mexican Clay Pitcher pairs a slender, architectural silhouette with the natural character of locally sourced clay. Handcrafted in Jalisco, Mexico, it features a gently flared rim, defined pouring spout, and elongated loop handle....