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Rows of sacred figures impressed into an antique terracotta tablet Arranged in orderly horizontal registers, miniature seated figures fill the surface of this antique Buddhist votive tablet from Southeast Asia. Its pointed architectural outline and repeated imagery create a compact devotional composition, while the...

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 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...

Goa Black Sculptural Vessel The Goa Black Vessel draws the eye through shape alone. Its rounded body rises into an asymmetric shoulder and angled opening, creating a silhouette that feels almost carved rather than constructed. A deep black finish and hand worked surface bring...

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,...

Hand spun Ethiopian cotton woven for everyday use The Roha Kitchen Towel begins with Ethiopian cotton spun by hand, a slower process that gives the finished cloth its rich texture and subtle irregularity. Colored stripes cross the natural cotton ground, while Sabahar’s signature twisted...

A sweeping divide of black and natural raffia gives this Rwandan tray its graphic form The Raffia Split Tray stretches across a generous oval frame, with one side woven in natural raffia and the other in deep black. The curved division between the two...

Handwoven Rwandan Gnome Ornament A familiar holiday character reimagined through Rwandan basket weaving, this cheerful gnome pairs a tall striped hat with a wonderfully textured natural fiber beard. Hand dyed sisal brings rich color to the sculptural design, while a sweetgrass core gives the...

A tapestry-woven garden of flowers and foliage gives the Gabrielle Lumbar its richly layered character. The Gabrielle Tapestry Lumbar Pillow Cover features an intricate botanical scene in muted cream, sage, blue, rust, and brown. The detailed pattern has the depth of an antique textile,...

Daisy tones rendered in fine Turkish cotton Papatya is the Turkish word for “daisy,” and this handwoven peşkir captures the flower through color rather than literal ornament. Warm apricot recalls its sunlit center, while white striping and tassels bring the freshness of pale petals....

A slender porcelain canvas shaped and painted by hand The Lhasa Serving Plate brings the expressive quality of studio pottery to an elegant, elongated form. Made in small batches from Limoges porcelain, each plate is individually shaped and hand-painted in a woman-owned workshop in...

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...

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 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 monumental copper alloy anklet from the Bamum people of Cameroon Cast in the Cameroon Grassfields during the early to mid-20th century, this substantial Bamum anklet belongs to a tradition of metal ornaments that functioned as wearable adornment, prestige objects, and stores of wealth....