lively shawl

Light as air, Dewa De Wardana's eco-friendly chiffon shawl is dyed with organic indigo, which produces a beautiful navy color. The Balinese artisan hand stamps the silk chiffon fabric with a lively zigzag pattern that dances horizontally across the lightweight shawl.

In indigo and snow white, lively circle motifs and stripes decorate this luxurious shawl from India. Aftab designs and crafts this artisanal cotton shawl, which is decorated using the block-printing method. The motifs are hand-carved into wood blocks that are used to stamp the fabric.

Meticulously curated by the NOVICA team, this heavenly gift set from Thailand showcases fashionable accessories in a lively palette of red hues that will bring vibrancy to your look. Hand dyed and woven from luxurious bark silk, the exquisite ombre shawl in red and burgundy, showing off the fabric’s natural texture and with a delicate fringe, is a lovely addition to any ensemble. Pair it with the stylish dangle earrings made with howlite and glass beads, quartz chips and cultured pearls expertly bound with silk cords and finished with lustrous sterling silver hooks. Finally, a stunning claret red applique jewelry roll is masterfully handcrafted from a cotton blend by Lisu hill tribe artisans, featuring a fully lined interior, a large open compartment, a roll carrier for rings, two zippered pockets for earrings and other special items and a tie closure, making it the perfect place for your precious keepsakes.

Lightweight and colorful, this lively and versatile accessory features bright paisley patterns in shades ofpink, red, purple, yellow and grey. A luxurious layer for chilly nights or a bright accent to enhance a casual look.

This lightweight cotton scarf in black offers the perfect balance of elegance and charm with its beautifully woven rhombus patterns and lively fringe detail. Created by Miriam and Debora in Guatemala, its rich textures add visual interest to any outfit, making it a standout piece for everyday wear or special occasions.

Juan Henry Mendez shares his concern about the conflicts and suffering in today's world. He depicts a Mayan woman gazing skyward where warplanes fly in formation. A rose arises from a grenade in an image of hope, and an iridescent hummingbird clings to the thorny stem.

"Today we live in a world where wars have become common, wars in which thousands of people lose their lives while most of us hope for a better world," the Guatemalan artist says. "This painting, 'Crying Out for Peace,' takes us to a context where, one day, these bombings will be the beginning of a new era of peace. Every missile will become a rose that leads to those colorful dreams in which our children can go out to conquer the world without fear.

The woman's petition can be clearly seen. It's the cry of many countries today for an end to war. The rebozo shawl represents the harmonious union that we, as humans, should have. The child's hands are raised toward the war planes in her fervent petition for an end to war, as though she is saying, 'Enough!'

"The grenade that gives birth to the rose is the change that should happen. Bombs should be relegated to the past so that dreams of spring's splendid beauty can arise and, with the flight and song of the hummingbird, we can all live in a world filled with the hope of peace and harmony among nations."

Titled Clamando por la paz in Spanish.

The artisans from the San Antonio Palopo Cooperative live around the sweetest fruits, inspiring them to create this gorgeous scarf. The team uses soft cotton threads to craft this striped accessory, whose hand-loomed design offers a flawless look. Fuchsia, green, and white hues merge on the pattern and fringes, evoking delightful joy.