Last updated on 29 Aug, 2026.
Working in the traditional art of celadon ceramic, Penpan in Thailand creates this wonderful salt and pepper set. The elephant's head is the salt shaker, while the elephant's body dispenses pepper. The salt and pepper set arrives on a ceramic tray,..
These sleek natural teak wood chopsticks with matching rests are handcrafted in Thailand by Sanai Keawchaisa. The end of each chopstick features a beveled cut for a modern take on this ancient utensil.
Thailand's Moo and Aud bring us a handy slotted spatula handcrafted in Thailand. This convenient item features a coconut shell spoon and palmyra palm wood handle, making a high-quality creation.
Every year, the gorgeous Costa Rican beaches attract talented surfers who dazzle the world with captivating stunts. Inspired by these amazing athletes, the Marchena Medal Family handcrafts a whimsical cheese board from conacaste wood, adding a...
Make your next get-together a fiesta with the addition of this beautiful tortilla server from Mexico's Contreras Family. The artisans work in the time-honored techniques of Spanish majolica to create the Talavera-style lidded dish. The colorful...
Penpan in Thailand creates this delightful salt and pepper set, working in the traditional art of celadon ceramic. One of the grinning elephants is the salt shaker, while the other elephant dispenses pepper. The salt and pepper set arrives on a...
Transform your gift-giving into an eco-chic celebration with these eye-catching batik rayon wraps, inspired by the art of Japanese furoshiki . The collection boasts three versatile sizes, with each wrap adorned with stunning hand-stamped and...
Spice up your next meal with the help of this darling condiment pair designed by Bali's Nyoman Suarmini. Hand crafted from ceramic, each pot includes a teak wood lid and spoon for dishing out your favorite flavors. A teak wood platter accompanies...
Thinking of traditions that gather entire families, Indian artisan Sajad creates a sublime set of three papier mache eggs following traditional techniques. After polishing each piece for a smooth surface, the artisan paints by hand different Kashmir.
Natural teak wood transforms into a smooth set of four chopstick pairs with matching rests handcrafted by Thai artisan Sanai Keawchaisa. The chopsticks have a comfortable grip and a polished finish, and are hand-carved with a wavy texture, cleverly..
Indulge in the delectable experience of savoring warm tortillas that retain their heat till the very last bite courtesy of this fabulous hand-woven cotton tortilla warmer by Guatemala's Fernando and Ana Cecilia. This serveware essential boasts a...
Meet delightful flavors alongside a practical duo, hand-carved in the Guatemalan region. Artisan Teo Hernandez uses caoba wood to craft these chopsticks, whose natural grain pattern and hue get you ready for a great fest.
A touch of warmth makes everything better, even more so if we talk about this tortilla warmer made by talented artisans. Natural bulrush reed fibers are braided into this charming piece, whose sweet palm-leaf ribbon lid ensures your table looks as...
Make your next get-together a fiesta with the addition of this beautiful tortilla server from Mexico's Contreras Family. The artisans work in the time-honored techniques of Spanish majolica to create the food-safe lidded dish. The ivory ceramic...
Natural fibers weave a day of tasty meals in this classic basket. Ideal for a morning of warm loaves or an afternoon of freshly harvested fruits, the basket is made by regional artisans who work with bulrush reeds to obtain a demure natural hue.
Add a marine touch to those delicious delicacies with a cheese board crafted by the talented Marchena Medal Family from Costa Rica. After choosing the materials, the team starts the process by working with a conacaste wood piece, which is later...
Warm tortillas deserve a home as inviting as the meal itself, and this handwoven tortilla warmer brings that feeling to the table with natural charm. Crafted from bulrush reeds and crowned with a blooming palm leaf floral motif, it keeps tortillas...
The Dresden Codex inspired this tea box design says Julio Molina. The carvings represent part of a ceremonial almanac represented there. Maya Codices are pre-Hispanic books written by hand in hieroglyphs; the Dresden Codex takes its name from the...
Every morning is better with a delightful cup of tea, even more so if the Herrera Perlaza Family Artisans' newest accessory is there to transform your drinks into unique experiences. Crafted in Costa Rica, this pinewood tea box has six slots...
Every morning is better with a delicious cup of tea, even more so if the Herrera Perlaza Family Artisans' newest accessory is there to transform your drinks into harmonious experiences. Crafted in Costa Rica, this pinewood tea box has six slots...
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