Bolivian Frazada Pillow in Mesa, 22"

Bolivian Frazada Pillow in Mesa, 22"Traditional Bolivian textiles known as frazadas have been hand woven in the Andes since pre Hispanic times, traditionally used to protect against the high altitude cold. Reinvented in the form of a throw pillow, these colorful creations add an instant hit of worldly character. Wool (same fabric on front and back) Approximately 22" x 22" 90% feather 10% down fill included Zip closure Dry clean Made in Bolivia

5" tall x 7

Material Caro caro wood Size Small: 13" long x 6" wide

Mae Engelgeer's versatile blanket can be used as a throw or bedspread

this cotton placemat (sold individually) from Jaipur-based brand Injiri features a classic striped pattern and tassel and textile trimmings

Size 16 oz Material Glass jar Details 100% natural Origin Brooklyn

Christina Kosinski's planters (made in three colors exclusively for us) each showcase a unique glaze pattern—no two are exactly alike

Use it as a runner on a large dining table

Revive: after a long flight

bed cover or picnic blanket

desert shrubs

1 bill slot

Coconut milk is the star of this indulgent milk bath