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Handwoven in the Atlas Mountains, the Moroccan Nomadic Lumbar Pillow Cover brings lively heritage embroidery and grounded texture into everyday living. Its tribal motifs and layered stitching introduce movement and personality while maintaining an earthy balance, allowing the piece to energize a space without...

A reversible floral tapestry in muted brown and golden ochre The Charlotte Tapestry Pillow shifts its palette with a simple turn. One side pairs a softened brown ground with golden botanical motifs; the reverse brings ochre forward beneath pale, trailing florals. Gold velvet piping...

A hand block printed cotton throw with patterned borders and stitched texture This throw is created through a multi step process that brings together carving, printing, dyeing, and Kantha stitching. The design is applied using hand carved wooden blocks, pressed onto cotton to form...

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...

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...

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...

Found in India, this Vintage Framed Krishna and Gopis Painting brings devotional subject matter, layered color, and narrative detail into a collected interior. The scene depicts Lord Krishna with the Gopis in a lush landscape, a beloved theme within Hindu art and storytelling. Deep...

Maadili Balanced Ankole Horn Wine Holder Part wine display and part study in equilibrium, this handcrafted holder suspends a full bottle at an unexpected angle using only balance and gravity. Slide the bottle’s neck through the opening in the horn, and its weight is...

Pierced metalwork designed to scatter light and shadow The Diae Moorish Sphere Pendant Lantern combines an expressive rounded silhouette with intricate openwork decoration. Its copper colored metal shell is pierced entirely by hand with foliate and geometric patterns, allowing illumination to travel through hundreds...

A floral mosaic shaped by traditional inlay craft The Marigold Mosaic Bone Inlay Coasters bring pattern and warm color to everyday tables. Each square coaster features an intricate floral composition in sunny yellow, soft white, and muted blue-grey, creating the effect of a miniature...

Black handles frame the golden coil of Rwandan raffia The Contrast Handle Raffia Tray is built in broad concentric rings, allowing the natural grain and color of the fiber to travel visibly across its shallow round form. Two black-wrapped handles rise from opposite sides,...

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 lighter Ethiopian throw marked by bands of handwoven detail The Zenach Throw Blanket balances an airy cotton weave with lines of traditional Ethiopian pattern. Narrow stripes travel across the cloth at changing intervals, joined by small geometric details that interrupt the open ground...

A woven study of transformation in Egyptian red The Raffia Shibori Table Runner brings together Madagascar raffia, resist-dyed pattern, and imagery drawn from the life cycle of silk. Bands of earthy red, coral, and natural fiber shift across the surface, interrupted by pale cocoon...

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...