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Andhera Frame- Dash 4"x 6"
Regular price $40.00The Andhera Dash 4x6 Black Picture Frame features hand carved black horn and gold tone on brass dash accents. The sleek dark combination of black and gold is reminiscent of art deco with a modern minimalist twist. This gender neutral color combination would make a great gift for him or her, suit a variety of interior spaces and make a versatile gift for a variety of occasions such as graduations and weddings.
Frame features a two-way easel back, metal swivel tabs to access opening, glass cover and a metal d-ring for hanging vertically.
Fair Trade and Handmade in India.
Human Thread: Photography of Joe Coca Book
Regular price $38.00Through evocative images, insightful descriptions, and companion personal stories, Joe Coca guides us on a global journey, weaving together place, people, craft, and story with the human thread that connects us all. Each section of the book features an array of remarkable photographs that shows a region's people—most often portraits of artisans working in ancient traditions—as well as surprising glimpses of culture and environment. From a high altitude soccer match in Peru to silk weavers in Laos, exotic locales are made personal through intimate portraits, the work of hands, and everyday life captured, not by an observer, but by a participant, a fellow companion on the journey.
Pages: 188 | 100 Color Photos, Four-color Interior images
Size: 10.0in x 11.0in | Pages: 188 | Binding: Hardback
Author Bio
Joe Coca grew up in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of southern Colorado. After graduating from Colorado State University, he studied photography at Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles. For forty years he maintained a studio in Fort Collins, Colorado, but his work has taken him to cities and rural areas of five continents. He has photographed people from all walks of life, landscape, architecture, food, and especially handcrafted textiles. Coca has won numerous awards for his photography. He lives with his wife and two dogs in Weston, Colorado.
Rethread Throw - Charcoal Burl
Regular price $38.00The ultimate in sustainable comfort, this remarkable cotton throw is made from recycled clothing, which is separated and spun by hand into new threads. The threads are then over-dyed and re-woven on jacquard looms to create a soft, lightweight throw. Throw is woven with a diamond pattern and has knotted fringe ends. Machine wash, line dry. 60% cotton, 40% mix of polyester, viscose and rayon. Comes neatly wrapped with a tag printed in India. 60"l x 50"w.
Rethread Throw - Green Diamond
Regular price $34.00The ultimate in sustainable comfort, this remarkable cotton throw is made from recycled clothing, which is separated and spun by hand into new threads. The threads are then over-dyed and re-woven on jacquard looms to create a soft, lightweight throw. Throw is woven with a diamond pattern and has knotted fringe ends.
Machine wash, line dry.
60% cotton, 40% mix of polyester, viscose and rayon.
Comes neatly wrapped with a tag printed in India.
60"l x 50"w.
Fair trade
Rethread Throw - Sundari Stripe
Regular price $38.00Add texture, color, and warmth to your home with this beautifully woven throw blanket. This artisan-made blanket features a subtle and sophisticated bird's eye design brought to life in a serene and rustic palette. Made from a cotton-blend created by recycling pre-worn clothing, each throw is both sustainable and stylish. Lightweight yet cozy, it’s finished with delicate fringe edges, making it ideal for layering over a chair, sofa, or bed. Plus, it comes folded with a printed band—ready to gift to friends and family.
Machine wash, tumble dry low.
60% cotton, 40% mix of polyester, viscose and rayon.
Comes neatly wrapped with a tag printed in India.
60"l x 50"w.
Fair trade
Teak Triangle Propagation Vase
Regular price $42.00The Teak Triangle Propagation Vase combines modern design with eco-friendly functionality, making it the perfect addition to any plant lover’s home. Handcrafted from sustainably harvested teak wood, this triangle-shaped vase is ideal for displaying plant cuttings or single flowers. Its removable glass tube makes it easy to clean and care for, while the natural wood grain adds a warm, organic feel to your decor. Whether used as a propagation station or a simple vase, it’s a beautiful, minimalist accent that fits effortlessly into any space. Perfect for hydroponic plants, small flowers, or herbs, this vase also makes a thoughtful gift for gardening enthusiasts.
Measures 4.75" x 4.75" x 1.25"; with Tube measuring 6" T x 3/4" W
Includes 1 glass tube
Made with sustainable Teak Wood from Guatemala
Teal Diamond Recycled Bottle Throw Blanket
Regular price $48.00It's hard to believe this throw is made from plastic! This unique throw blanket featuring a cool teal diamond pattern is crafted from yarn made of recycled PET plastic, which is dyed and woven into a delightfully soft and cozy blanket. Great for indoor and outdoor use. Decorative throw features natural colored tassels on ends.
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True Colors: World Masters of Natural Dyes and Pigments Book
Regular price $38.00This updated 2nd edition features a revised chapter. True Colors is about artists who create color from natural materials and about the historical importance and environmental sustainability of this practice. Deep conversations with 26 artisans from every part of the globe reveal their wisdom, traditions, and know-how—and suggest that we ignore what they know at our peril. Traditional approaches to making color offer sustainable options to a fashion system badly in need of them and memorable cultural narratives to a world hungry for beauty and spirituality. True Colors provides an immersive visual experience and an inspiring travelogue of personal stories and practical information from artists who are leaving their mark on the world.
Size: 9.0in x 11.0in | Pages: 252 | 300 Color Photos, Four-color Interior
Author Bio
Keith Recker is president and co-founder of Hand/Eye magazine and a board member and creative director of the International Folk Art Market in Santa Fe. His previous book, Pantone: The Twentieth Century in Color, has been translated into eleven languages.
Every product in our shop is handcrafted by artisans across the globe.