266 results found for “neutral*”

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...

Silk assembled cocoon by cocoon, without a loom The Mulberry Silk Table Runner by Tanana Silk preserves the cocoon as both material and design. Rather than reeling the silk into thread and weaving it into cloth, artisans steam individual mulberry cocoons flat before arranging...

Black bands sharpen the natural texture of braided raffia Thick rows of braided raffia form the cylindrical body of this Rwandan lampshade, creating a richly textured surface in the fiber’s natural golden color. Three narrow black bands wrap around the upper edge, bringing crisp...

Rows of raised cotton give this neutral pillow its depth The Zulu Pattern No. 4 Pillow builds its design through texture rather than strong color. A sequence of elongated cream forms rises from the natural cotton ground, creating a simple vertical rhythm across the...

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 vivid floral moment framed in natural warmth The Sunburst Bloom Serving Tray brings color, pattern, and a sense of play to everyday interiors. A lively floral design fills its square center, balanced by the warmth and visible grain of its wooden frame. Integrated...

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...

Hand-dyed raffia patterned in deep green The Green Turtle Pattern Table Runner is woven from natural raffia and dyed by hand using a shibori resist technique. Deep green lines spread across the undyed fibers in a repeating geometric pattern inspired by the shell of...

A tide of blue pattern moving through ivory cotton Taking its name from the Italian word for “sea,” the Mare Peşkir is defined by the shifting balance of blue and ivory within its reversible weave. One face leaves a broad expanse of pale cotton...

Bold geometry shaped in charcoal cotton The Ndebele Pattern 2 Lumbar Pillow sets a strong charcoal design against a natural woven ground. Interlocking diamonds, angled lines, and smaller triangular forms stretch across the rectangular cover, while raised punch needle embroidery gives every shape a...

Bands of handwoven cotton drawn across saturated color Fine rows of natural cotton travel across the Rift Valley Tea Towel, breaking its richly colored ground into a measured linear pattern. Woven from Ethiopian cotton spun by hand, the cloth is soft, absorbent, and finished...

The Tradition of Chinese Attendant Figures Han-Inspired Form: The figure references the ceramic dancers, entertainers, and attendants represented in Han-period funerary sculpture, particularly figures modeled in long robes with controlled gestures.Female Court Figure: Her headdress, floor-length garment, and delicate facial features suggest an elegantly...

SGHR Handcrafted Japanese Glass Ring Stand Sculptural enough to display on its own, this luminous glass ring stand gives everyday jewelry a designated place to rest. Its crescent shaped body rises into two slender points, allowing rings to be slipped over either side while...

A hand block printed quilt with geometric contrast and stitched structure This quilt is created through a multi step process that brings together carving, printing, dyeing, and quilting. The design is applied using hand carved wooden blocks, pressed onto cotton voile to form its...

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...