Amazonian Flower Cardigan

Inspired by the women of Bolivia's Ayoreo tribe.

Blue chalcedony flower earrings, 'Bihar Bloom' (India)

Flowers of dainty elegance, these earrings come from India�s Bhavesh. They are crafted by hand and centered with chalcedony that is enhanced to achieve a deep blue hue. .925 Sterling silver

Cusco Alpaca Cardigan

The lightweight and naturally insulating alpaca fiber makes it a perfect layer for cool weather.

Agate dangle earrings, 'Peruvian Muse' (Peru)

Distinctively Peruvian in design, these earrings treasure the natural beauty of purple agate. A legendary gem, it is said that amazonite is the ultimate protective stone, and also fosters rich and varied dreams. The oval gems center sterling silver earrings designed and crafted by Peru's Fabiana Quispe. .925 Sterling silver

Guarani Alpaca Cardigan

The pattern on this lightweight alpaca cardigan is taken from a pictogram for water found on textiles in the Guarani Museum of Bolivia.

Moonstone choker, 'Infinite Sky' (Indonesia)

Moonstone's clarity evokes the infinite sky in an elegant necklace by Zayd Makarim. He envelops the gem in ornate silver settings to wear on a textured chain. The ringlet motif is inspired by Buddha's tightly curled hair. .925 Sterling silver

Barocco Alpaca Cardigan

Superfine alpaca in a baroque-influenced pattern.

Turquoise button earrings, 'Xiutik Blue' (Mexico)

"The dialogue between Mexico's past and present leads to beautiful things," believes Nelly Uribe. She is inspired by the art of the Nahua people to design these original turquoise earrings. The beautiful earrings are crafted by hand with sterling silver featuring oxidized accents. She calls her design Xiutik, meaning "turquoise blue" in the Nahuatl language. .925 Sterling silver

Bolivian Highlands Alpaca Pullover

Inspired by millennia-old pottery found at the Bolivian site of Tiwanaku.

Men's Breathable Walking Shoes

The inner elastic gore on these leather walking shoes adjusts to keep you comfortable through a long day of exploring.

Glass pitcher, 'Blue Grace' (Mexico)

Javier and Efr�n present a unique version of the classic pitcher using traditional techniques. Crowned by a blue rim, the pitcher's translucency makes cool drinks all the more tempting. Because each piece is handmade, shape and size can vary slightly and tiny bubbles may appear within the glass. This exemplifies the hand-blown technique, making every piece a unique example of blown glass craftsmanship.

Drinking glasses, 'Classic' (set of 6) (Mexico)

Javier and Efr�n present a stunning set of six, blue-rimmed glasses. Each glass is individually handcrafted to bring you the magic of quality Mexican art blowing. Because each piece is handmade, shape and size can vary slightly and tiny bubbles may appear within the glass. This exemplifies the hand-blown technique, making every piece a unique example of blown glass craftsmanship.

Zapotec wool rug, 'Magical Copalitilla Waterfall' (2x3.5) (Mexico)

Known for its magical beauty, the Copalitilla Waterfall inspires the design of this Zapotec rug. Irene Ruiz uses natural dyes for the palette of rich blue and warm brown hues with red accents. She weaves the wool rug on a traditional loom and finishes the fringe by hand.

Steel wall art, 'Nocturnal Sonata' (Mexico)

"I was inspired by the moon, which I depict as a woman with her hair like the sky adorned with twinkling stars," confides Alejandro de Esesarte. He crafts the steel wall sculpture by hand with expressive detail. Features a ring for hanging.

Cotton hammock, 'Take Me to the Sea' (Guatemala)

Woven on a pedal loom of cool cotton, this light blue and ivory hammock holds the promise of sweet relaxation. Estuardo Cofino designs the inviting hammock, which is finished by hand with crochet borders that end with flirty pompoms. The hammock features pinewood spread bars and silver-hued brass hoops within the hanging loops.

Wool cushion cover, 'Blue Trend' (Peru)

Black shadows fall across fields of azure, sky blue, and indigo. Woven by hand, the bold stripes distinguish this cushion cover by Teofilo Huayanay. A slot opening in the solid-color back permits insertion of the cushion.

Art glass mirror, 'Peace' (Brazil)

Shades of blue inspire peace and serenity in the exclusive design of this art glass mirror. Brazil's S�rgio Suzana crafts the frame by hand with fused glass techniques to create blue tiles of different angular shapes featuring white and green accents. Because each piece is individually crafted, no two are ever identical as location of color may vary.