Last updated on 22 Jul, 2026.
India's artistry spreads its regal vibes around this pen holder crafted by the talented artisans Motilal and Ayush. Determined to pay homage to the region's traditions, the team works on sturdy kadam wood to create this accessory of classic allure...
Carved in the shape of the African continent, this striking catchall turns a corner of your desk or entryway into its own miniature wilderness. The hand-painted interior layers leaf patterns and zebra, giraffe and leopard prints, anchored by a...
Masterfully carving African ofram wood, Francis Agbete elicits realistic portraits of Saharan camels. "I found inspiration in their tough nature and ability to withstand harsh conditions," he confides. The handsome animals adorn a pair of bookends.
Royal elephants stand back to back proudly supporting volumes of stone. Expertly hand-carved by Gulam Rasool the beautiful bookends showcase natural soapstone's innate beauty. The artisan demonstrates India's legendary jali openwork technique as he..
For a flowering companion in your office, this pencil holder features hand-painted floral designs in the style of reverse-painted glass. Felicita Espinoza designs the pencil holder, giving it gold-tone trim.
A bird of stately elegance feeds off berries as it stands poised on its branches in a carefully tooled leather scene. Oscar Pastor crafts this splendid magazine rack from wood with two handy compartments to organize reading material. The elegant...
Perfect for infusing your workspaces with a touch of spring luxury, Mohammad Hussain Baba's newest creation arrives from distant Indian lands. This round pen holder features a sturdy structure crafted from weeping willow wood. As an artistic touch,..
Leaning on a log a whimsical elephant contemplates his role in Thailand's timber industry. Nantana Sompamitre crafts a charming pencil holder in gilded black lacquer. She carves rain tree wood into the desired shape and coats it with lacquer. Once...
Zigzag hues imitate a rainbow in the middle of your favorite stories. Crafted by Mexico's Angelina Gomez, this cotton bookmark embarks with you on your favorite literary adventure, adding a gorgeous handwoven pattern in celadon hues.
Golden blooms open the door to myriad ethereal and glamorous sensations emanating from Anil Bhardwaj's newest design. Working with local Indian artisans, Anil creates this marble pen holder, whose cylindrical shape is adorned with a classic floral...
Cheerful frogs sit back to back proudly holding books in place. Expertly hand-carved by Gulam Rasool the bookends showcase natural soapstone's innate beauty.
A page-holder with a soul: this hand-carved cedarwood bookmark by Guatemalan artisan Meliza Tzay brings the vibrant spirit of Patzun, Chimaltenango, right into your reading nook. Painted with care and pride, the smiling woman at its center wears a...
Striding purposefully across the savannah proud elephants find a noble calling in the library. The hand-carved figures grace a beautiful pair of sese wood bookends by Francis Agbete.
In Ghana an elephant raising its trunk is a sign of good luck Francis Agbete says. Working in richly grained ofram wood he crafts a pair of bookends depicting the cheerful pachyderms.
Whimsical and full of traditional Guatemalan art, Meliza Tzay's pen holder transports you to the region's heart. The artisan hand-carves this pinewood accessory in a gracious pencil shape, adorned with regional motifs in intense red hues. Equipped...
Kneeling, a ceramic elephant carries a lotus petal basket on his back. Celadon glaze in smooth, cool jade brings a timeless look to this beautiful piece. Ramphan Kanda create a delightful pencil holder rooted in Thai tradition.
This lovely pencil case will keep your writing tools organized with ease. Alternately, it could be used for cosmetic brushes and tools. The accessory is woven of cotton on a traditional loom and trimmed with tan leather. Boasting a floral pattern in.
A good book cannot be read without a convenient bookmark. Designed in Guatemala by Erick and Ivania, this lovely accessory is made from leather in a brown tone and has a little loop at the top, allowing you to resume your reading easily.
Add a minimalist touch to your literary collection with these marble bookends by Mexico's Sierra Family. Crafted with a sophisticated design, the pair showcases the stone's natural beauty in three different shades—including black, white and grey.
A pair of pretty ponies holds books in place. Expertly hand-carved by Gulam Rasool the bookends showcase natural soapstone's innate beauty.
Two magnificent rhinoceroses are charging through your bookshelf, and honestly, your library has never looked more alive. Designed by Ghana's George Akologo and hand-carved from sese wood, these bookends feature a pair of sculpted rhino heads...
Price Range
Categories
Brand
