Last updated on 16 Oct, 2026.
Stripes and chic palettes merge in the cotton textiles of Aishwarya Jhawar's roll pencil case. Red, blue, ivory, and black take their place in this versatile design, completed by cotton ties to secure your pens in place.
A giraffe wandered onto the desk and decided to organize the day. Designed by Ghana's George Akologo, this whimsical pencil holder transforms nyame dua wood and aluminum wire into a playful safari-inspired accent with hand-painted patterns and long..
This delightful pencil case will keep your writing tools organized with ease. Alternately, the attractive case could be used for cosmetic brushes and tools. The bag is woven of cotton on a traditional loom and trimmed with tan leather. It is fully...
Inspired by the flora of the city of Sarchi, Costa Rica's Chaverri Brothers create this magnificent and eye-catching bookmark. The main section of this bookmark is carved from teak wood, featuring a thin opening that allows it to hug a page. A...
This pencil holder by Mexico's Sierra Family makes workspace organization feel less like a necessity and more like a design choice. Carved from sleek black marble into a clean rectangular form, it corrals pens and pencils while two practical slots...
Perched on a post, a summer tanager flaunts vivid red feathers. The migratory bird spends winters from southern Mexico to Peru. Expertly carving balsa wood, Maria Guillermina Rivera depicts the lovely bird often seen in Costa Rica's gardens, parks...
Bid farewell to frustrating lost bookmarks and embrace the ingenious solution crafted by Guatemalan artisans Erick and Ivania. Their innovative set of three triangular leather bookmarks seamlessly solves the age-old dilemma of misplaced page...
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.
Embellish your book adventures with Angelina Gomez's handwoven cotton bookmark, inspired by a tale of heritage. A copper base hue and wheat beige colors form the diamond-themed pattern that accentuates the design, portraying the splendor of the...
Some matters must be handled with romantic words. Infuse your spaces with passionate sensations through this classic accessory from India. Motilal and Ayush use sturdy kadam wood to hand-carve a pen holder in the region's traditional style. Painted..
Two dolphins dance and chatter in this charming design. Expertly hand-carved by Gulam Rasool the bookends showcase natural soapstone's innate beauty.
Keep your desk neat, orderly, and stylish with this pretty pen holder from India's Sanjay Garg. Hand carved from natural soapstone, the three-sided holder features a lovely openwork design in a swirling leaf and vine motif.
There is something unexpectedly poetic about two giraffes sitting quietly at either end of your favorite novels, their long necks stretched upward with the same unhurried elegance they carry across the open plains of Africa. Designed by Ghana's...
Place your pens amid the black and white stripes of George Akologo's pen holder. Crafted from a calabash gourd, this whimsical pen holder merges with papier mache to finally capture the shape of a gentle zebra, featuring a discreet space for your...
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..
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.
Let Fida Hussain's colorful pen holder keep your pens in one place until you're ready to use them. The Indian artisan starts by using the traditional art of papier mache to hand craft the holder before buffing and hand painting the exterior with a...
A good book cannot be read without a handy bookmark. Designed in Guatemala by Erick and Ivania, this charming accessory is made from leather in a black tone and has a little loop at the top, allowing you to resume your reading easily.
Keep your cables, chargers and writing utensils secure and organized in this leather travel cord organizer, complete with six open pockets, a larger pocket for bulkier items and a tie-strap for closing. Leatherwork artisan Ricardo Hinojosa creates...
Scholarly Indian elephants stand back to back proudly supporting volumes of stone. Expertly hand carved by Gulam Rasool these original bookends showcase the inherent beauty of natural soapstone in shades of green and grey.
Inspired by the colorful embroideries and textiles of Patzún, a municipality in the department of Chimaltenango, artisan Meliza Tzay creates this wonderful bookmark. The bookmark is crafted from cedar and hand-painted with geometric motifs. A red...
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