Buddha and the Turquoise Elephant Teapot Harpreet Kaur Maya Artists of the Yucatan

Maya Artists of the Yucatan seek to preserve time-honored customs while also offering a stylized version of the original Maya hammock

and celebrate the cycles of the season with this colorful mixed metal gardener necklace made by jewelry artisans in Mexico

By Balvina Huaytalla

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these dreamy alpaca scarves are created on hand-looms by women artisans in Bolivia

Buddha and the Turquoise Elephant Teapot Harpreet Kaur Maya Artists of the YucatanIn Southeast Asia it is said that when Buddha's mother was about to give birth, she dreamt a white elephant came to her offering a lotus, symbol of purity and knowledge. When Buddha is depicted riding an elephant, it is believe it will bring good luck and health. Putu Oka Mahendra transforms legend into a mesmerizing ceramic teapot featuring a rattan handle. Ceramic and rattan Dishwasher safe Free of lead and toxins Microwave safe Color(s) may vary