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.

Made by artisans in Bangladesh, this beautiful bread warmer is fashioned from terra cotta clay that’s gathered by hand along riverbanks before it’s cleaned, thickened, molded and fired at a low temperature. This oven-safe stone features a lovely nature-inspired design as well as a whitewash, which softens the material’s natural reddish hue. It sits within a basket that’s handwoven using kaisa grass and palm leaves, which are fast-growing local resources. Plus, the employment these fair trade items provide to rural Bangladeshi women is vital, there aren't many other ways for them to earn an income. For best results, make sure your bread (slices, rolls, etc.) is spread out on the clay base, covering as much area as possible. It warms through surface contact.

Made by artisans in India, these sets of two stunning cotton napkins are created by hand using a resist block-printing technique. A woodblock is carved with an intricate relief design, covered with ink and then carefully pressed onto the fabric multiple times to create these unique designs. The Indigo Floral pattern features ornate vines and blossoms in shades of indigo, while the Monsoon Floral shows a smaller pattern of blue and green blooms.

This beautiful basket is hand-made in Uganda by female artisans and features an eye-catching design featuring a sun shape and triangle accents. It’s crafted from raffia, which is a material made from palm leaves native to tropical regions of Africa. We love how the coiled shape adds extra detail and how it’s beautiful enough for use at the table or display.

This beautiful basket is hand-made in Uganda by female artisans and features an eye-catching design featuring a magenta flower. It’s crafted from raffia, which is a material made from palm leaves native to tropical regions of Africa. We love how the coiled shape adds extra detail and how it’s beautiful enough for use at the table or display.

Made by artisans in India, these stunning cotton tablecloths are created by hand using a resist block-printing technique. A woodblock is carved with an intricate relief design, covered with ink and then carefully pressed onto the fabric multiple times to create these unique designs. The Indigo Floral pattern features ornate vines and blossoms in shades of indigo, while the Monsoon Floral shows a smaller pattern of blue and green blooms.

This beautiful basket is hand-made in Uganda by female artisans and features an eye-catching design inspired by African mudcloth. Mudcloth, or Bogolanfini, is a Malian tradition that involves using plant extracts and mud. Black and copper organic-shaped chevrons stand out on the natural raffia background, which is a material made from palm leaves native to tropical regions of Africa. We love how the coiled shape adds extra detail, and the simple loop at the top for easy hanging—since you’ll definitely want the basket on display.

These colorful and unique double-layer linens are made from upcycled cotton saris and feature traditional hand-stitched kantha embroidery. The needlework is based on an ancient art craft that gave new life to old cloth by upcycling and repurposing various fabrics. This set of 3 cloths are as beautiful as they are absorbent and durable. And no two are alike. They come in a wide range of traditional Indian patterns and colors and are finished with hanging loops for easy use and storage. These high-quality vibrant kitchen cloths 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.

These colorful and durable aprons feature material from upcycled cotton saris and sturdy upcycled cotton denim, all hand-stitched with traditional kantha embroidery. These colorful, one-of-a-kind pieces come directly from artisans in India who curate and produce them in small batches. You won’t find these stylish kitchen accessories anywhere else. Generously proportioned, this apron accommodates a wide range of sizes. We love the adjustable neck, as it helps ensure a comfortable fit, and the two pockets on the front come in handy. Perfect for baking, grilling and crafting, these high-quality vibrant and durable aprons are unlikely to fade with use, as they’ve already been pre-washed to ensure their rich colors stay true.

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.