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Our Eloise Blue and White Lidded Porcelain Pot has been handcrafted by a third-generation artisan family in China. This delicate and pretty jar can be used as a petite vase or as a striking decorative piece. It features an elegant depiction of a garden scene hand painted in gorgeous cobalt.

Our Annabel Lidded Porcelain Pot is the perfect accent for any room. Made by hand by a third-generation artisan family in China, this pot can be used to hold a few stems of your favorite flower, or as a neutral and elegant decorative piece.

Our Vintage Roti Dabba (Chapati Board) has been handcrafted by artisans in Northern India. Made of wood, its original and traditional use was to present and hold round Indian bread, such as Roti, Chapati, Paratha or Poori, on the table.

The word dabba is Hindi for case or box, and modern day families use a metal version with a lid to hold bread on the table. The traditional wooden version of this bread plate would be reserved for special occasions or for when guests are visiting a family’s home.

Each Roti Dabba has been finished in a natural wood. Their designs and patterns are unique to each plate, and styles will differ from piece to piece, giving these vintage finds a unique character.

Style yours by the sink for a handsome display of soap and lotion, hold a candle on a side table, or catch jewelry at your bedside onto these special plates beaming with history.

Our Vintage Roti Dabba (Chapati Board) has been handcrafted by artisans in Northern India. Made of wood, its original and traditional use was to present and hold round Indian bread, such as Roti, Chapati, Paratha or Poori, on the table.

The word dabba is Hindi for case or box, and modern day families use a metal version with a lid to hold bread on the table. The traditional wooden version of this bread plate would be reserved for special occasions or for when guests are visiting a family’s home.

Each Roti Dabba has been finished in a natural wood. Their designs and patterns are unique to each plate, and styles will differ from piece to piece, giving these vintage finds a unique character.

Style yours by the sink for a handsome display of soap and lotion, hold a candle on a side table, or catch jewelry at your bedside onto these special plates beaming with history.

Our Vintage Roti Dabba (Chapati Board) has been handcrafted by artisans in Northern India. Made of wood, its original and traditional use was to present and hold round Indian bread, such as Roti, Chapati, Paratha or Poori, on the table.

The word dabba is Hindi for case or box, and modern day families use a metal version with a lid to hold bread on the table. The traditional wooden version of this bread plate would be reserved for special occasions or for when guests are visiting a family’s home.

Each Roti Dabba has been finished in a natural wood. Their designs and patterns are unique to each plate, and styles will differ from piece to piece, giving these vintage finds a unique character.

Style yours by the sink for a handsome display of soap and lotion, hold a candle on a side table, or catch jewelry at your bedside onto these special plates beaming with history.

This set of four coasters was handwoven by a women’s cooperative in Uganda in the plateau basket style. Each coaster has been woven using locally sourced sisal fibers, raffia grass and natural dyes. 

The complex and meticulous process to create each coaster produces vibrant colors and intricate designs. The artisan crafts each piece by hand, using a needle and thread to wrap hand-dyed strands of sisal around bunches of sweetgrass. The result is a tightly coiled, durable coaster that when grouped in a set takes several days to complete.

Our coasters are a modern way to add a little global chic to a coffee table, desk or bar cart. Every purchase directly supports our partner organization in East Africa that provides training and fair wage jobs to promote sustainable and scalable opportunities for their cooperative of women weavers in rural villages.

Our 5x7 Inlay Picture Frame has been created by master artisans in Rajasthan, India. Using a technique that has been passed down through multiple generations, each frame is hand crafted in a meticulous and detailed process.

This beautiful frame features a natural and neutral resin pattern. Adorned with intricately carved recycled and naturally occurring bone, it takes a team of individual artisans to create a single frame. One artisan is responsible for hand carving each piece of bone into delicate shapes. A second person affixes those pieces onto a wooden base in the intricate pattern featured on the frame. The third and final master artisan fills the outline of the pattern with resin to create the background. Additional team members sand and seal the piece before it is complete.

We’re in love with the stunning simplicity of this complex design. Our Inlay Picture Frame is a chic desk or bedside accessory. It also makes for a thoughtful and stylish gift. Every purchase directly supports our artisan partners in India.

Our 5x7 Bone Inlay Picture Frame has been created by a family of master artisans in Rajasthan, India. Using a technique that has been passed down through multiple generations, each frame is hand crafted in a meticulous and detailed process.

This beautiful frame features a traditional botanical pattern. Adorned with intricately carved recycled and naturally occurring bone, it takes a team of individual artisans to create a single frame. One artisan is responsible for hand carving each piece of bone into delicate leaf shapes. A second person affixes those pieces onto a wooden base in the intricate pattern featured on the frame. The third and final master artisan fills the outline of the pattern with colored resin to create the background. Additional team members sand and seal the piece before it is complete.

We’re in love with the stunning contrast between the intricate floral pattern and the dark resin background. Our Bone Inlay Picture Frame is a chic desk or bedside accessory. It also makes for a thoughtful and stylish gift. Every purchase directly supports our artisan partners in India.

Our 5x7 Bone Inlay Picture Frame has been created by a family of master artisans in Rajasthan, India. Using a technique that has been passed down through multiple generations, each frame is hand crafted in a meticulous and detailed process.

This beautiful frame features a traditional botanical pattern. Adorned with intricately carved recycled and naturally occurring bone, it takes a team of individual artisans to create a single frame. One artisan is responsible for hand carving each piece of bone into delicate leaf shapes. A second person affixes those pieces onto a wooden base in the intricate pattern featured on the frame. The third and final master artisan fills the outline of the pattern with colored resin to create the background. Additional team members sand and seal the piece before it is complete.

We’re in love with the stunning contrast between the intricate floral pattern and the dark resin background. Our Bone Inlay Picture Frame is a chic desk or bedside accessory. It also makes for a thoughtful and stylish gift. Every purchase directly supports our artisan partners in India.

Our found, Vintage Samosa Mould has been handcrafted by artisans in Northern India. Made of wood, its original use was to press and shape a samosa, a fried or baked pastry filled with spiced potatoes, onions, peas, lentils, and sometimes meat.

Samosas are a popular staple across cuisines of the Indian subcontinent as well as Central and South Asia, with reaches as wide as Africa, the Mediterranean and the Middle East. In India, samosas are often accompanied by a green chutney made from mint, coriander or tamarind.

Our hand carved Samosa Moulds are a unique way to store and hold jewelry on a bedside table or dresser, or to contain small items on your coffee table or in the entryway. Layer a few for a collected look and to create a conversation piece.

Our Blue and White Porcelain Pot is handmade by a third-generation artisan family from the “Porcelain Capital” of China, where pottery has been produced for 1,700 years. Each step of the pot making process is done by hand, from sourcing and preparing the clay, to painting, and finally glazing each pot. While our pot is new, it has been painted in the antique style of traditional Chinese porcelain.

The first step in making a pot is to mix the clay by hand and foot. The creator stomps and molds the clay on a large mound until it is tender and ready. The clay is then shaped into the pot’s desired size. It is left to naturally air dry, which takes several weeks depending on the weather. After the pot has dried, our master artisans paint the desired outline with cobalt, then fill the pattern with natural colors. The pot is then fired in a high temperature kiln. The result is the finest quality porcelain that is completely handmade.

Our Double Happiness pot is decorated with the Chinese symbol for joy. Often the character is associated with the Lunar New Year celebrations and is also the symbol found all over the wedding ceremony, as well as on gifts for the bride and groom.

Our Blue and White Porcelain Pot is handmade by a third-generation artisan family from the “Porcelain Capital” of China, where pottery has been produced for 1,700 years. Each step of the pot making process is done by hand, from sourcing and preparing the clay, to painting, and finally glazing each pot. While our pot is new, it has been painted in the antique style of traditional Chinese porcelain.

The first step in making a pot is to mix the clay by hand and foot. The creator stomps and molds the clay on a large mound until it is tender and ready. The clay is then shaped into the pot’s desired size. It is left to naturally air dry, which takes several weeks depending on the weather. After the pot has dried, our master artisans paint the desired outline with cobalt, then fill the pattern with natural colors. The pot is then fired in a high temperature kiln. The result is the finest quality porcelain that is completely handmade.

Our Fish pot is decorated with symbols frequently used to represent good luck. Pieces adorned with this symbol (which some say are a koi fish) are often displayed in homes to bring the residents good fortune and a long life.

This Vintage Seed Cup has been hand-carved in India. Originally used as a tool to disperse and spread seeds in a garden or field, this unique piece is perfect for the display of pillar candles, dried flowers or air plants, or as a one-of-a-kind sculptural piece on the shelf.

Our Vintage Seed Cup features a whitewashed wood finish with noticeable cracks and breakage. It is held together with two sturdy metal bands. Large holes are at the center of each cup basin to provide the dispensing functionality of this unique, antique tool. We love the history behind this piece! The patina and wear from its daily use lends itself perfectly to a conversational moment in your collected, global home.

This Vintage Seed Cup has been hand-carved in India. Originally used as a tool to disperse and spread seeds in a garden or field, this unique piece is perfect for the display of pillar candles, dried flowers or air plants, or as a one-of-a-kind sculptural piece on the shelf.

Our Vintage Seed Cup features a whitewashed wood finish with noticeable cracks and breakage. Large holes are at the center of each cup basin to provide the dispensing functionality of this unique, antique tool. We love the history behind this piece! The patina and wear from its daily use lends itself perfectly to a conversational moment in your collected, global home.

This Vintage Seed Cup has been hand-carved in India. Originally used as a tool to disperse and spread seeds in a garden or field, this unique piece is perfect for the display of pillar candles, dried flowers or air plants, or as a one-of-a-kind sculptural piece on the shelf.

Our Vintage Seed Cup features a whitewashed wood finish with noticeable cracks. Large holes are at the center of each cup basin to provide the dispensing functionality of this unique, antique tool. We love the history behind this piece! The patina and wear from its daily use lends itself perfectly to a conversational moment in your collected, global home.

This Vintage Seed Cup has been hand-carved in India. Originally used as a tool to disperse and spread seeds in a garden or field, this unique piece is perfect for the display of pillar candles, dried flowers or air plants, or as a one-of-a-kind sculptural piece on the shelf.

Our Vintage Seed Cup features a whitewashed wood finish with noticeable cracks. Large holes are at the center of each cup basin to provide the dispensing functionality of this unique, antique tool. We love the history behind this piece! The patina and wear from its daily use lends itself perfectly to a conversational moment in your collected, global home.

Our bone inlay box has been created by a family of master artisans in Rajasthan, India. Using a technique that has been passed down through multiple generations, each box is hand crafted in a meticulous and detailed process.

This beautiful indigo bone inlay box features a traditional botanical pattern. Adorned with intricately carved recycled and naturally occurring bone, it takes a team of individual artisans to create a single box. One artisan is responsible for hand carving each piece of bone into delicate leaf shapes. A second person affixes those pieces onto a wooden frame in the intricate pattern featured on the box. The third and final master artisan fills the outline of the pattern with colored resin to create the background. Additional team members sand and seal the box before it is complete.

We’re in love with the stunning contrast between the intricate floral pattern and the indigo resin background. Our bone inlay box makes a great place to stash jewelry, remote controls or office essentials. Every purchase directly supports our artisan partners in India.

Our bone inlay box has been created by a family of master artisans in Rajasthan, India. Using a technique that has been passed down through multiple generations, each box is hand crafted in a meticulous and detailed process.

This beautiful black bone inlay box features a modern Moroccan tile pattern. Adorned with intricately carved recycled and naturally occurring bone, it takes a team of individual artisans to create a single box. One artisan is responsible for hand carving each piece of bone into delicate leaf shapes. A second person affixes those pieces onto a wooden frame in the intricate pattern featured on the box. The third and final master artisan fills the outline of the pattern with colored resin to create the background. Additional team members sand and seal the box before it is complete.

We’re in love with the stunning contrast between the intricate tile pattern and the dark resin background. Our bone inlay box makes a great place to stash jewelry, remote controls or office essentials. Every purchase directly supports our artisan partners in India.

This flat-woven kilim rug originates from the Anatolian region of Turkey. Highly regarded for the best-known kilims in the world, this area specializes in the pileless, slit woven technique.

Weavers from this region favor bold, sharp patterns and diagonal shapes and motifs. Many of the designs are rooted in cultural symbols and myths that are significant to the nomadic and tribal cultures in Anatolia.

The kilim has long been sought after in collector’s homes for its contemporary, geometric designs. Each one-of-a-kind kilim has been hand-selected and sourced in Turkey by our team as a representation of the best of the craft.

This flat-woven kilim rug originates from the Anatolian region of Turkey. Highly regarded for the best-known kilims in the world, this area specializes in the pileless, slit woven technique.

Weavers from this region favor bold, sharp patterns and diagonal shapes and motifs. Many of the designs are rooted in cultural symbols and myths that are significant to the nomadic and tribal cultures in Anatolia.

The kilim has long been sought after in collector’s homes for its contemporary, geometric designs. Each one-of-a-kind kilim has been hand-selected and sourced in Turkey by our team as a representation of the best of the craft.

This stunning handcrafted Shell Collar is handmade by a family business on the island of Bali, which is part of the Indonesian archipelago. The artisan family’s work focuses on a hand-tied macrame base with small white shell embellishments native to the beaches in the area. Their work is in the style of indigenous ceremonial costumes traditionally worn by the people of Papua New Guinea, which is an island in Oceana north of Australia.

The natural elements of this piece compliment any decor style, and make for a fantastic conversation piece either on the stand or by hanging on the wall. From a bookshelf at a beach retreat to a formal collector’s library, this Shell Collar lends a worldly ambiance to your decor.

This stunning handcrafted Shell Collar is handmade by a family business on the island of Bali, which is part of the Indonesian archipelago. The artisan family’s work focuses on a hand-tied macrame base with small white shell embellishments native to the beaches in the area. Their work is in the style of indigenous ceremonial costumes traditionally worn by the people of Papua New Guinea, which is an island in Oceana north of Australia.

The natural elements of this piece compliment any decor style, and make for a fantastic conversation piece either on the stand or by hanging on the wall. From a bookshelf at a beach retreat to a formal collector’s library, this Shell Collar lends a worldly ambiance to your decor.

Our Bottle Opener has been handcrafted by Fair Trade artisans in Kenya using discarded and sustainably sourced cow bone. The artisans polish and carve each handle into an elegant spiral design. Each purchase supports our artisan partners in Kenya who are working to support their families and their communities.

Our strands of decorative, recycled glass beads are handmade by a fair trade cooperative of women artisans in Ghana whose entire process harnesses locally sourced and recycled materials. The rich history of beads in the region dates back to the ancient times when they were used as the King’s currency. Today, they are a vital part of the artisan economy.

To create each bead, the artisans use a rock to break apart glass bottles and grind them into a powder. The powder is then placed in clay molds and fired. Once the glass has melted into a liquid, they use a cassava leaf stem to poke a hole through the bead. The beads form as they cool before being polished with sand and water.

The colors chosen for each bead invoke specific meanings embedded by their creators; depending on the shade, beads can represent wealth, fertility, and purity. Strung together on a large strand, they are a unique and beautiful representation of a traditional Ghanian craft.

Our recycled glass bead strands are a colorful addition to any coffee table, bookshelf or bar cart. Every purchase directly supports our fair trade and environmentally friendly artisan cooperative in Ghana.