Earth and fire determine the color of every cup Rather than relying on a colored exterior glaze, the Mezcal Cup develops its warm, earthen surface directly in the kiln. A carefully balanced mixture of high-temperature ceramic paste and local Mexican clay responds to the...

A quiet expression sculpted into Mexican clay The Sculpted Face Terracotta Mug gives a familiar drinking vessel the presence of a small ceramic portrait. Brows, closed eyes, a long nose, and softly formed lips emerge in relief from the rounded body, allowing light and...

A circle of open space gives this Honduran candle holder its distinctive form The Asha Candle Holder rises from a tapered terracotta base into a broad circular frame, creating a silhouette that feels both grounded and unexpectedly light. Its open center allows the wall...

A hand-carved pedestal that lets the grain rise with the cake Carved from Rosa Morada wood, this cake stand brings the branching lines and warm tonal variation of Mexican hardwood directly beneath whatever it holds. Its broad circular top rests on a substantial, tapered...

A Honduran terracotta vessel framed by sculptural handles The Elena Vessel pairs a rounded terracotta body with a tall cylindrical neck and broad handles that rise in layered curves along each side. Its pale, softly mottled surface emphasizes the generous shape while allowing the...

A low terracotta form shaped by flared planes The Lyra Vessel extends outward from a narrow opening into a broad, grounded form. Raised vertical ribs divide its sloping walls, while sculpted side elements give the vessel a distinctive silhouette from every angle. Handcrafted by...

Diamond geometry and carved details define this handcrafted Honduran wall sculpture The Tima Wall Art builds its shape from two elongated triangles joined into a tall diamond. Raised bands cross the pine surface vertically and horizontally, while carved openings create a repeated pattern through...

A substantial wool blend and hand-loomed texture give the Selene Momo Blanket its lasting warmth The Selene Momo Blanket is woven from 90% wool and 10% locally sourced cotton, creating a heavyweight layer suited to colder nights and changing seasons. Its broad field of...

Hand-spun wool and a deep fringed edge give the Momo Blanket its substantial texture The Momo Fringe Blanket is a heavyweight layer woven from 90% wool and 10% locally sourced cotton. Its warm natural color, softly brushed surface, and oversized tassels bring texture to...

Andean color woven for the bed, the sofa, and wherever the day leads The Western Alpaca Wool Blanket brings together the warmth of alpaca fiber and a vivid geometric design in rust, oxblood, cream, olive, and slate. Reversible construction reveals a complementary arrangement on...

A sweep of Andean geometry in brilliant Ecuadorian color The Galapagos Alpaca Wool Blanket layers turquoise, coral, gold, cream, green, and deep blue across alternating bands of woven geometry. Its reversible design shifts the balance of pattern and color from one side to the...

Andean Alpaca Wool Blanket in Slate Bold geometry meets a restrained palette in the Andean Alpaca Wool Blanket in Slate. Charcoal, black, ivory, and muted earth tones create a striking woven design that feels graphic and grounded, bringing depth to a sofa, reading chair,...