Himalayan Heirloom in Teal Handwoven Jamawar Wool Shawl in Teal from India Luis Banda the stack of hot tortillas

the stack of hot tortillas is wrapped in a cloth napkin before it is placed in the bowl

She crafts this cuff bracelet by hand

Indonesian artisan Cahya Krisna captures the shimmering beauty of sterling silver with this pair of dangle earrings

hand-selected by our roasters to showcase the diversity possible in a cup of coffee

Four sterling strands flow together into a clean attractive knot

Himalayan Heirloom in Teal Handwoven Jamawar Wool Shawl in Teal from India Luis Banda the stack of hot tortillasAgainst a body of teal and navy, colorful flowers dance under paisley clouds in a stunning jamawar from Sandeep Malhotra. So intricate was the work of an authentic jamawar that a person could finish only one shawl in his lifetime. Such shawls were not sold, but were given to kings and queens who, in turn, gave the artisan properties according to the worth of the shawl. Authentic jamawar is virtually unavailable, but replicas such as this recall their