paper mache ball

Reference: TPGM

Dari Carpet

This pretty rug is made from recycled cotton strips in various colors. Every rug is different. Homemade. Dimensions: approximately 180 cm by 90 cm.

Reference: MAV

Mobile Tree of Life

This mobile tree of life in patinated brass is approximately 42 cm high. It is decorated with colored pearls and 3 bells. The whole has an aged effect. Ideal to hang on the wall or ceiling, inside or outside the house.

Reference: DES01

Felt Trivet Nepal

This beautiful felt trivet is original and colorful. The diameter is about 22 cm. This item comes from ethical trade with Nepalese artisans.

Reference: PBFS

Feng Shui Lucky Charm

This feng shui lucky charm is to hang on your front door. On one side there is the yin yang symbol in the center of the yi king, and on the other side a mirror with the representations of the 12 signs of the Chinese zodiac. There is also the infinity knot at the top and two red pom poms at the bottom.

Reference: POSO

Silk Pouch

These Indian silk bags are made from recycled sarees, each piece is unique. The prints can be floral or geometric. The bag, which measures 15cm by 20cm, has a cotton drawstring for easy opening and closing.

Reference: M5E

Mobile Elephant

This mobile is about 90 cm high and has 5 colorful and decorated elephants, as well as bells and small red pompoms. Handmade in India, Rajasthan. It is perfect for a child's room or to decorate the living room!

Reference: DES03

Wooden Flower of Life

This wooden flower of life has a diameter of about 9 cm. You can use it as a coaster, or to energize your water, purify and recharge your minerals, or simply for decoration.

Reference: TAB

Wooden Small Table

This beautiful folding wooden table can be used as a stool or as a pedestal. Measures approximately 12 '' tall and 12 '' wide. It is practical: easy to transport and store. Ideal as a small side table.

Reference: RME-R

Wall-Hanging Storage

This wall storage, in thick and solid fabric, is composed of 3 colored pockets, arranged vertically, on a black background. The 3 pockets are beautifully embroidered and decorated with elephants and typical Thai geometric patterns. There is a wooden stick at the top, and another at the bottom, for good support, and a black cotton cord, at the top, allowing you to hang your storage on a nail for example. It is ideal in the bedroom, the bathroom, the living room... Height 80 cm without the cord, 105 cm with the cord.

Wooden Fog

This cute wooden frog is a traditional toy in Thailand, which makes a musical sound like a frog croaking! In the frog's mouth there is a stick, take it out and hold it by the thinnest part. Then slide the thickest part of the stick over the frog's back, from bottom to top. Handmade in Thailand.

Reference: ELEPB

wooden elephant

This elephant is handmade from solid mimosa wood in the north of Thailand. It measures 25 cm in height, 23 cm in length, and weighs about 2 kilos. Its long and powerful defenses represent strength, and the horn turned inward invites to introspection.

Reference: PAB-O

Parchment Buddha

This wall decoration comes from Thailand and represents the head of Buddha. It rolls and unfolds like a scroll. There is a rope behind which you can attach at a nail, for example.

Reference: EVE02

Hand Decorated Fan

This beautiful fan hand made and hand painted in Thailand is about 25 cm long. The brightly colored decoration represents the traditional houses by the river and the lush nature!

Reference: MOBTB

Buddha Head Mobile

This pretty Buddha's head mobile in aged-look copper metal has a total length of approximately 40cm. The dimensions of the head are approximately 15 cm by 11 cm.

Reference: LBC-B

Cotton Balls Thai Lamp

These ornamental lamps are made of 20 cotton balls (180 cm + 140 cm of bare wire). They will bring a cheerful and original touch to your place. They are available in several colors: blue, green, orange, or mixed.

Reference: GUIRD

Tibetan Flag Garland

This garland measures 4 meters and includes 25 lupkas (Tibetan prayer flags) of approximately 17 cm each. In the Tibetan tradition, lupkas are placed on rocks, bridges, mountain passes, temples or the roofs of houses... The winds will allow the prayers to be transported to the sky.