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Cotton cushion covers, 'Elephant's Reminiscences' (pair)
Elephants never forget. Father elephant, with his ancestral memory, reminisces for junior, who is suitably impressed. Alaya Cholprasertsuk creates this whimsical scene on original cushion covers using batik on 100% cotton. Elephants hold a revered place in Thai society.
Wood chess set, 'Frog Guard'
The field is set for a challenging game of chess under the protective stare of guardian Godogans, (frogs) their presence believed to bring good fortune.
Cotton cushion covers, 'Jaipuri Colors' (pair)
A royal retinue accompanies Mughal rulers on elephant back, recalling ancient scenes of Jaipur. Sunil Tambi creates a generously-sized pair of cushion covers in sturdy cotton.
Marble centerpiece, 'Majestic Ram'
An expressive piece, this centerpiece is shaped like a mystical ram - its body tattooed with a solitary flower. The artisans of Rajasthan carve the piece from Makrana marble, famed for its translucent beauty. It is the same marble used in the construction of the Taj Mahal.
Wood stand, 'Faithful Bulldog'
Standing alert, a bulldog keeps an eye out in case of trouble. The faithful mascot comes to life in warm suar wood, sculpted by as Made Mudana. Wrinkled face and feet, warm eyes and whiskers exquisitely portray the beloved pet; it functions as a decorative stand or small stool.
Celadon ceramic container, 'Elephant's Secret'
Hiding a smile behind a gently curving trunk, this elegant elephant has a secret. The charming ceramic pachyderm opens to hold treasured keepsakes, jewelry or even cookies. Working in the ancient celadon technique, Thatsanee and Ramphan craft the piece by hand.
Throne ottoman, 'White Elephant'
Magnificently carved from sese wood, a proud bull (male) elephant bears the weight of an ottoman. Eddison Agbeko carves a traditional Ashanti throne for the contemporary d�cor. "The elephant is the strongest animal in the forest, " Agbeko says. Thus he carries the king himself.
Brass soap dish, 'Showering Elephant'
S.K. Shaw transforms ancient dhokra artistry into practical elegance, in the form of this soap dish. Cast of brass, the piece features an ornately detailed elephant's head.
Art glass centerpiece, 'Dolphin Feast'
Amalia Mart�nez creates a vivid illusion as two dolphins swim in this alluring centerpiece. Crafted by hand with fused glass techniques, the centerpiece's clear transparency and air bubbles enhance the captivating illusion.
Wood bookends, 'Guardian Monkeys' (pair)
Two wary monkeys stand guard over books. Each grasps a jar of holy water with long simian fingers, ready to sprinkle holy water to aid mankind. Sculpted of suar wood, these bookends by Wayan Rendah depict beloved creatures in Balinese society.