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Bougainvillea color woven into an everyday Turkish cloth Begonvil is the Turkish name for bougainvillea, the climbing flower that spills over walls and courtyards throughout the Mediterranean. This handwoven peşkir translates that vivid botanical association into berry-toned cotton set against warm ivory. Made in...

The Manon Reversible Jacquard Pillow Cover from Twenty Third by Deanne’s Italian Summer collection brings rich floral pattern and warm old-world color into the home. Designed with a terracotta base, golden floral detailing, and deeper ruby, mauve, ochre, and red tones, Manon has 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...

A monumental cast bracelet built from figures, curves, and raised forms Measuring approximately 7.5 inches across, this antique Nigerian bracelet is far larger and more sculptural than an ordinary item of personal jewelry. Its heavy circular body is surrounded by openwork figures, looping elements,...

A pale cotton peşkir edged with a rhythm of leaves Yaprak means “leaf” in Turkish—a fitting name for a towel marked by rows of blue-green forms along its border. Handwoven from organic cotton, the Yaprak Peşkir sets a broad ivory field against finely patterned...

A complete bread service woven, printed, and shaped by hand This Tree of Life Bread Warmer Set brings together a terracotta warming stone, an oval seagrass basket, and a hand screen printed cotton tea towel. The three pieces are proportioned to work together, creating...

A woven bread basket with a naturally insulating terracotta warmer The Bird & Leaf Bread Warmer Basket keeps rolls, biscuits, and sliced bread warm at the table. Its oval terracotta plate is engraved by hand and sized to rest neatly inside the woven basket....

Garlic Tonga Sculptural Basket Rounded at the base and drawn upward into a narrow woven neck, the Garlic Tonga Basket transforms locally harvested Ilala palm into an extraordinary sculptural form. Each silhouette is shaped entirely by hand, with natural shifts in proportion, weave, and...

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...

Three carved figures rise above an antique Malian door lock Three elongated human figures stand side by side above the vertical body of this antique wooden door lock, their simplified faces and repeated forms creating a striking sculptural rhythm. A substantial horizontal bolt crosses...

Handmade in Indonesia from terracotta clay, the Nusa Vessel brings sculptural form and organic movement into the home. Its folded silhouette, ribbed surface, and irregular opening give the piece an architectural quality while still feeling shaped by hand. Soft curves move around the vessel...

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...

A field of ivory crossed by handworked Turkish color This vintage Turkish Kilim takes an unusually restrained approach to the runner form. Much of its surface is left open and ivory, allowing a narrow procession of embroidered geometric motifs to command attention in orange,...

Handcrafted Peruvian pottery celebrating storytelling, symbolism, and folk tradition This vintage terracotta clay pitcher reflects the expressive artistry of Quinua pottery from the Andean region. Hand-formed and painted with floral motifs, its zoomorphic form features beast-shaped handles and a serpent-like spout that give the...

A handwoven checkerboard designed for the work of the kitchen The Jane Kitchen Towel brings broad blocks of color and fine contrasting lines to 100% Ethiopian cotton. Its checkerboard pattern is woven into the cloth rather than printed across the surface, allowing the changing...