This seasonal color palette is iconic for a reason, but disposable decor and mass produced Christmas gifts are traditions we’d rather not continue. Skip the fast fashion version of holiday cheer and opt for handmade creations in red, green and metallic — all made with sustainably sourced materials by artisan partners in communities around the globe.
1. Carnation Duafe Throw, $58
100% cotton throw handcrafted in TURKEY featuring the Duafe, the Adinkra symbol of beauty and femininity
2. Chachal Brocade Mini Pillow, $35
Handwoven on a traditional footloom by local artisans in Chimaltenango, GUATEMALA, 100% cotton
3. Dragon Fruit Alpaca Throw, $115
Handmade in ECUADOR from Peruvian Alpacas fibers, the throws are luxuriously soft and warm, making them must have accessories for those chilly nights indoors
4. Velvet Street Slipper, $185
Ethically manufactured in a small family-run workshop in BALI
5. Guerrera Red & Black Earring, $95
Handmade by local women in MEXICO, inspired by the raw materials of nature
6. Multi Red Pochette, $26
Red stripe woven pattern with small tassel, handcrafted by artisans in rural areas in a small workshop outside of Crete, GREECE
7. Criss Cross Alpaca Slide, $208
Handmade in PERU by artisans using ethically sourced alpaca fur, alpaca, upper and foodbed lining with suede sole
8. Orquidea Roja Earrings, $190
A tribute to the biodiversity of South America, handmade by the Embera Chami indigenous community in COLOMBIA
9. Alice Stripes Toiletry Bag, $43
Hand-block printed with non-toxic, AZO-free dyes, and featuring a hand-tied tassel made by a 4th generation artisan family in Rajasthan, INDIA
