practical accessories

Who said trivets have to be boring? These square ones from Thai Tribal Crafts break all the rules with bold Hmong hill tribe embroidered accents that steal the spotlight whether they're saving your dining table from a steaming casserole or jazzing up your kitchen wall. Crafted from a cotton blend, each accessory comes with a practical loop that lets it moonlight as wall art when it's off duty.

Sunrise blooms dance across these enchanting cushion covers, where traditional Indian machine aari embroidery brings circular floral medallions to life in a warm tapestry of orange, brown and yellow. Presented by India's Seema, each cover showcases meticulous acrylic embroidery on the front while the reverse displays a vibrant solid orange backdrop, creating a striking dual-sided design. Practical zippered closures allow you to effortlessly swap cushions in and out, making these accessories as functional as they are beautiful.

The Self-Employed Women's Association takes inspiration from the stunning Indian palaces and gardens to create this cotton wall hanging. Putting their expertise into practice, the artisans add polyester embroidered details and little mirrors to the accessory, creating a glamorous aura around this floral design, which also comes with little loops at the top that make it easy to display.

The Self-Employed Women's Association takes inspiration from the stunning Indian palaces and gardens to create this cotton wall hanging. Putting their expertise into practice, the artisans add polyester embroidered details and little mirrors to the accessory, creating a glamorous aura around this floral design, which also comes with little loops at the top that make it easy to display.

Like a tender love sonata, Asha Prabha's journal embraces your memories with serene and warm sensations. Crafted by talented Indian artisans, this cardboard and polyester design features gorgeous floral motifs on the cover, handmade with rayon threads in red, green and orange hues. Secured by a practical black cord, the journal also has a cotton binding and 50 handmade paper pages.