Your takeout has never looked so good. Made in Japan, this sushi set built for two includes two sets of wooden chopsticks, two large rectangular plates and two small bowls for soy sauce—all stunningly packaged in a gift box. The unique navy and white swirled design gives a modern twist to classic Japanese blue and white pottery.

Don’t be fooled by this apron’s stunning design—it’s actually been used as a functional piece of workwear for centuries in Japan. They’re produced in Toyohashi, Aichi Prefecture (the last remaining area of production in Japan) and made from durable cotton that’ll stand up to frequent use. These aprons from Anything Co. are made on century-old Toyota shuttle looms (yes, the car company, which originally started out as a loom manufacturer). They’re colored with a rich indigo using resist-dyeing techniques, which allows the original white shade of the fabric to come through in the design and not bleed or fade over time. We love how the color fades a bit with use—typically, this is a sign in Japan of well-worn beauty. The thick belts are also colored with white and red, both considered lucky colors, and are sturdy enough to offer lower back support when tied in a traditional fashion.

Made in Japan, this set of four stunning ceramic rice or soup bowls give a modern take on the classic Japanese pottery. Each bowl has a unique, abstract pattern in black and white hues and a slightly flared top rim for a simple, elegant design that’s home in both a minimalist or maximalist kitchen.

Create a stunning charcuterie tray in minutes using ChefSofi’s excellently thought-out cheeseboard. Complete with four ceramic bowls, four cheese knives and a two-layer swiveling acacia wood board, this German-made board has space for all the crackers, hard and soft cheeses, olives, meats, spreads and nuts that you’ve been dreaming of. We appreciate that the swiveling board reveals a storage compartment to keep all four knives safe, which is just as handy as the four ceramic bowls that are removable if extra space is needed to add more goodies. Take your entertaining to the next level or gift this board to the host/hostess in your life.

This trivet, made to keep your food warm and your dining table protected from hot plates—is handcrafted by artisans in Bangladesh from terra cotta clay gathered from riverbanks. It features a stunning mandala-style design with an elegant whitewash finish and is nestled in a woven hogla basket. Simply heat in the microwave for oven and place in the basket on your table.

These versatile and vibrant Mexican servilletas, which come in a set of four, are an ideal piece to upgrade your table schemes for the holidays. Handmade by Mexican artisans and inspired by traditional pre-Hispanic fabric-making practices, you’ll love the mix of modern designs and striking colors that exemplify Mexico's rich culture.

From 500-year old French glassmaker La Rochere, the oldest continuously running glass factory in Europe, comes these beautiful and durable molded glass bee tumblers. Adorned with the Napoleonic bee, known as the symbol used to represent power and prestige during his reign, use these casual yet elegant tumblers for easy and stylish entertaining. These beautiful and durable molded glass bee tumblers come in a set of six.  These tumblers have a 9-ounce capacity and will look striking on any table for entertaining but are casual and sturdy enough to use every day.

You won’t mind doing dishes when you have liquid dish soap as stunning as this. Made in France, this liquid cuts through grease and grime instantly without leaving a pesky film like other soaps can. It’s made with Marseille soap, known for its natural composition, and organic olive oil—so it won’t dry out your hands as you scrub either. Plus, it looks lovely sitting on any countertop, thanks to the elegant packaging. Plus, it comes in the most heavenly scents: refreshing sage basil, floral grapefruit rose and bright mint citrus.

Basket making is a centuries-old craft in Morocco, and these hand-woven palm bags from Essaouira, a coastal town home to plentiful palm groves. We use this understated woven basket as an elegant substitute for a bag at the farmer’s market, beach and everywhere in between. The leather strap is long enough to sling over the shoulder, and the roomy, easy-to-clean basket stacks easily with other baskets between market runs. As each piece is hand-crafted by artisans, note that the strap and basket may vary slightly in size.

This beautiful hand-stitched pot holder featuring traditional Indian kantha stitching on an upcycled vintage cotton sari is a completely unique kitchen accessory. The needlework is based on an ancient art craft that gave new life to old cloth by upcycling and repurposing various fabrics and textiles. We love their sustainability along with their appealing form and function. The quilted insulation helps protect hands from heat and a hanging loop is attached for easy use and storage. Best of all, they come in a wide array of colors and patterns, with no two alike. These high-quality vibrant pot holders are unlikely to fade with use, as they’ve already been pre-washed to ensure their rich colors stay true. Please note, all of our kantha items are one-of-a-kind, thus the item recevied may not match the image shown.

Made from stunning European hardwood by a family-run company in Slovenia, this clever Bread Box takes up little space on the counter and keeps your loaf fresher for longer. Designed to fend off moisture and pests, bread boxes are one of the best ways to make a loaf last, but they’re often a bulky eyesore in the kitchen. Breka’s, however, is equipped with a fold-down removable lid that doubles as a cutting board, which has deep grooves to catch crumbs and makes serving easy. Its well-designed construction is as useful as it is beautiful.