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- Global HomeBy Amy Elisa KeithFrom furniture welded near the banks of the Ganges River to a basket woven in a rural Ugandan village, make your home worldly with these handcrafted accents from across the globe.http://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/26480_Original.jpg
- Global HomeOffered in a variety of colors, these hand-painted mugs come in a set of four for high tea or Turkish coffee as is popular in Tunisia, where the mugs are crafted.SHOP NOW: Set of 4 Sabrine Design 16-oz. Mugs (Tunisia), $35http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/26489_Original.jpg
- Global HomeInfuse the fragrances of Cambodia into your home with these sweet-smelling soaps that support local villages.SHOP NOW: Scents of Nature Soaps (Cambodia), $14http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/26490_Original.jpg
- Global HomeServiceware is a wonderful conversation starter during parties. So share with guests this rugged yet refined bowl crafted from mango trees in Thailand.SHOP NOW: Enrico Large Mango Broadleaf Bowl (Thailand), $31http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/26488_Original.jpg
- Global HomeWhile mainstream ikat print has overtaken bedding and pillows in the States, handmade ikat patterns vary depending on country and region in Southeast Asia, like this subtler weave from Indonesia.SHOP NOW: Handmade Ikat Storage Basket (Indonesia), $48http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/26487_Original.jpg
- Global HomeWhile you may think that a bohemian-looking pouf may not blend with your home décor, adding pieces that pop like this leather mosaic ottoman from Morocco infuse an international flare without being overwhelming.SHOP NOW: Leather Mosaic Ottoman (Morocco), $134http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/26486_Original.jpg
- Global HomeMade from the branches of already fallen trees, craftsmen in the West Bank ensure that resources do not go to waste by making these olive wood coaster sets. SHOP NOW: Olive Wood Coaster (West Bank), $24http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/26485_Original.jpg
- Global HomeWhile an apple a day may keep the doctor away, a sleek onyx apple paperweight on your sidetable simply exudes style. This treasure from Pakistan is made by the Dominion Traders who work with underprivileged artisans making stone and wood crafts in the city of Karachi. SHOP NOW: Onyx Apple Paperweight (Pakistan), $14http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/26484_Original.jpg
- Global HomeEthnic prints and fabrics are one of the biggest trends for 2011. Support fair trade and the women of Mayan cooperatives in Guatemala who sew these embroidered patchwork pillow covers.SHOP NOW: Embroidered Patchwork Pillow Cover (Guatemala), $30http://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/26483_Original.jpg
- Global HomeSupport entrepreneurship and empowerment in rural villages of Uganda with this geometric blue basket. Woven by a collective, Ten Thousand Villages offers the baskets on their site and proceeds go directly to the collective to benefit children with disabilities. SHOP NOW: Handmade Blue Geometry Basket (Uganda), $34http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/26482_Original.jpg
- Global HomeDish up hearty bowls of soup or stews in this handcrafted set of bamboo serviceware from Vietnam.SHOP NOW: Celebration Bamboo Bowls set (Vietnam), $68http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/26481_Original.jpg
- Global HomeEvoking an art deco feel, this brass-plated coffee table was crafted by artisans in India and is a proportionate addition to any living room or to set between two armchairs. SHOP NOW: Brass-plated Iron Mirrored Round Coffee Table (India), $185http://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/26479_Original.jpg
- Global HomeHanging art on the walls of your home is perhaps one of the best ways to pepper your home with global treasures. Even if you have not traveled to Peru, this one-of-a-kind watercolor of a sailing sunset is a calming reminder of endless possibilities.SHOP NOW: Sailing Sunset Original by littlewindbird (Peru), $45http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/26478_Original.jpg
- Global HomeFrom biblical times to now, alabaster has been one of the most coveted and chic materials. This Egyptian lamp would be a fitting addition to any mahogany library or on a side table.SHOP NOW: Small Rectangular Alabaster Lamp (Egypt), $92http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/26477_Original.jpg
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Worldly Influences
1 of 14By Amy Elisa Keith
From furniture welded near the banks of the Ganges River to a basket woven in a rural Ugandan village, make your home worldly with these handcrafted accents from across the globe.
Full Cup
2 of 14Offered in a variety of colors, these hand-painted mugs come in a set of four for high tea or Turkish coffee as is popular in Tunisia, where the mugs are crafted.
SHOP NOW: Set of 4 Sabrine Design 16-oz. Mugs (Tunisia), $35
More Than Soap
3 of 14Infuse the fragrances of Cambodia into your home with these sweet-smelling soaps that support local villages.
SHOP NOW: Scents of Nature Soaps (Cambodia), $14
Breaking Bread
4 of 14Serviceware is a wonderful conversation starter during parties. So share with guests this rugged yet refined bowl crafted from mango trees in Thailand.
SHOP NOW: Enrico Large Mango Broadleaf Bowl (Thailand), $31
Basket Weave
5 of 14While mainstream ikat print has overtaken bedding and pillows in the States, handmade ikat patterns vary depending on country and region in Southeast Asia, like this subtler weave from Indonesia.
SHOP NOW: Handmade Ikat Storage Basket (Indonesia), $48
Ottoman Empire
6 of 14While you may think that a bohemian-looking pouf may not blend with your home décor, adding pieces that pop like this leather mosaic ottoman from Morocco infuse an international flare without being overwhelming.
SHOP NOW: Leather Mosaic Ottoman (Morocco), $134
Giving Tree
7 of 14Made from the branches of already fallen trees, craftsmen in the West Bank ensure that resources do not go to waste by making these olive wood coaster sets.
SHOP NOW: Olive Wood Coaster (West Bank), $24
Familiar Fruit
8 of 14While an apple a day may keep the doctor away, a sleek onyx apple paperweight on your sidetable simply exudes style. This treasure from Pakistan is made by the Dominion Traders who work with underprivileged artisans making stone and wood crafts in the city of Karachi.
SHOP NOW: Onyx Apple Paperweight (Pakistan), $14
Tightly Woven
9 of 14Ethnic prints and fabrics are one of the biggest trends for 2011. Support fair trade and the women of Mayan cooperatives in Guatemala who sew these embroidered patchwork pillow covers.
SHOP NOW: Embroidered Patchwork Pillow Cover (Guatemala), $30
Rings of Hope
10 of 14Support entrepreneurship and empowerment in rural villages of Uganda with this geometric blue basket. Woven by a collective, Ten Thousand Villages offers the baskets on their site and proceeds go directly to the collective to benefit children with disabilities.
SHOP NOW: Handmade Blue Geometry Basket (Uganda), $34
Full Service
11 of 14Dish up hearty bowls of soup or stews in this handcrafted set of bamboo serviceware from Vietnam.
SHOP NOW: Celebration Bamboo Bowls set (Vietnam), $68
Well Rounded
12 of 14Evoking an art deco feel, this brass-plated coffee table was crafted by artisans in India and is a proportionate addition to any living room or to set between two armchairs.
SHOP NOW: Brass-plated Iron Mirrored Round Coffee Table (India), $185
Oceans Away
13 of 14Hanging art on the walls of your home is perhaps one of the best ways to pepper your home with global treasures. Even if you have not traveled to Peru, this one-of-a-kind watercolor of a sailing sunset is a calming reminder of endless possibilities.
SHOP NOW: Sailing Sunset Original by littlewindbird (Peru), $45
Ancient Glow
14 of 14From biblical times to now, alabaster has been one of the most coveted and chic materials. This Egyptian lamp would be a fitting addition to any mahogany library or on a side table.
SHOP NOW: Small Rectangular Alabaster Lamp (Egypt), $92
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