Liliana Woven Palm Charger Plates (Set of 4)

Liliana Woven Palm Charger Plates (Set of 4)The intricate geometric motif of these chargers represents generations of Colombian weaving tradition. They are handcrafted of tetera palm, native to Colombia's Pacific Coast and prized by members of the Eperara Siapidara indigenous community, including the artisans who created these. The rich red hue bring a touch of earthy elegance to these dishes, which are certain to elevate any table.

but it was crafted by Venezuelan artisans using generations-old woodworking and marquetry techniques

woody scent that will transform a room into a haven

The framed print's eye-catching composition and rich black and white tones show why Glaviano has been revered by fellow photographers

Designed by the renowned firm Pinto Paris

this handcrafted sconce will illuminate a room with contemporary sophistication

Orientalist painter Jacques Majorelle inspired the scent and the vessel of this candle

Murano glassmaker Nason Moretti is known for incorporating centuries-old techniques with innovative new methods

Handcrafted by skilled artisans in Italy

the elegant decanter reflects the time-honored techniques and contemporary design of the Oxymore collection from Saint-Louis

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With a graphic black-and-white geometric motif on the front and a solid black back

The weavers of Colombia's Wounaan community have long used fibers from werregue palm trees