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Objects and adornments from many places. Egyptian plaques and statues, a Michelangelo bust, Maasai beaded wall mobiles from Tanzania, Kisii bowls from Kenya, felt pom-pom garlands from Nepal, red clay from Bulgaria, capiz shell servers, Italian napkin holders, Indian copper cow bells, Guatemalan zipper pouches.

Also wind chimes, tunics and shirts, wall art, and a few pieces in sterling silver and turquoise. For the home that welcomes symbols from around the world, and for gifts that carry a place with them.

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This Too Shall Pass Sterling Silver Mantra Ring - Rings

This Too Shall Pass Sterling Silver Mantra Ring

This Too Shall Pass Sterling Silver Mantra Ring
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Breathe In, Breathe Out Spinning Meditation Ring - Rings Size 6

Breathe In, Breathe Out Spinning Meditation Ring

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Hand Carved Praying Namaste Cat Statue

Hand Carved Praying Namaste Cat Statue
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Lotus, Yin Yang, Tree of Life, Om Pendant in Sterling Silver - Necklaces

Lotus, Yin Yang, Tree of Life, Om Pendant in Sterling Silver

Lotus, Yin Yang, Tree of Life, Om Pendant in Sterling Silver
$46.00

About Culture

What's in this collection

Culture gathers objects and adornments made in many places and brought together by hand. You'll find carved lotus and tree of life trivets in rosewood, curved stem wind chimes with Indian bells, traditional copper cow bells, sterling silver lotus and yin yang earrings with turquoise and feather details, and an Egyptian Bastet cat statue in polystone. Textiles run through the collection as embroidered tunics, kantha stitch cotton tops, tie and dye prints, and woven cotton in black, red, blue and beige.

Materials and range

Materials named on the pieces include textile, wood, metal, stone, glass, polystone and Kisii soapstone, with a small sterling silver group and one turquoise-set earring. Prices sit from about $18 for smaller wall and apparel pieces up to $190 for larger decor and statue work. Intentions tagged across the group lean into culture, joy, grace, balance, mindfulness, inspiration, grounded and self love.

How to bring it in

Trivets can rest under a warm dish or hang flat on a wall as carved wood art. Wind chimes and copper cow bells are traditionally hung near a doorway or open window where air moves. Statues sit well on a shelf, altar or entry console. Tunics layer over slim bottoms for daily wear, and earrings pair with quieter necklines so the metalwork reads clearly.

Care

Dust stone and polystone pieces with a soft, dry cloth and keep them away from water, harsh cleaners and long direct sunlight so surface color stays even. Wash cotton tunics gently and hang to dry. Wipe metal chimes and bells with a dry cloth to hold their finish.

Do the tunics come in set sizes?

Sizes are set at the product level rather than the collection. Each tunic listing, including the embroidered midnight desert, kantha stitch blue, tie and dye marble print, and hand embroidered styles, carries its own measurements, so check the individual page for fit before ordering.

Which pieces work as gifts?

The collection is tagged for gifting across price points, from about $18. Sterling silver lotus necklaces and yin yang turquoise earrings suit personal gifts, while carved lotus or tree of life rosewood trivets, copper cow bells and wind chimes with Indian bells suit home gifts.

How do I use these with an intention?

Intentions tagged here include culture, balance, mindfulness, grace, joy, grounded, inspiration and self love. Many people keep a chime, bell or small statue near a doorway or altar as a daily cue, and wear a lotus necklace or tunic on days that call for that word.