long black skirt

Brown gives way to coal black in this long cotton skirt, with little floral motifs adorning the bottom. It is designed by Thailand's Chomsuda Samana, who works with her sister to create beautiful pieces of clothing like this skirt. They apply the designs using a combination of tie-dye and the batik method, where a wax resist is applied to the tied fabric before it is submerged in vats of dye. The skirt's comfortable elasticized waist and feminine styling will make it a wardrobe favorite.

Thai artisan Passaramon creates a sophisticated design drawing inspiration from traditional themes and the famous saying "less is more." After choosing high-quality leather, the artisan starts a long process that finishes in a sublime bracelet with little sterling silver rings in polished finish, a black cord and a handy stainless steel hook clasp for easy wear.

The iconography of the Incas serves as the foundation for the design of this pair of ceramic pendant necklaces from Peruvian artisan Dina. Against a vivid red background, symbols and shapes in black and gold recall the geometric patterns of Incan art. Each ring-shaped pendant features a bead in these same shades. The medallions are painted by hand and hang from black nylon cord.