Venus Vase - Transparent/Small milk discovered on the 17th-18th-century Chernihiv

discovered on the 17th-18th-century Chernihiv tile

Designed and crafted by artisans via Mexican foundation Ensamble Artesano in collaboration with Zaavia

Crafted by Afghan refugees living in Pakistan

Gunia Project's black embroidered cap is a stylish accessory that combines fashion with purpose

Suitable for both casual and formal occasions

Venus Vase - Transparent/Small milk discovered on the 17th-18th-century ChernihivBy Ukrainian design brand Yakush. New collection of glass vases in the shape of a woman's body inspired by ancient figures of Venus and Tripolian goddesses. This is an ancient Slavic symbol of femininity, motherhood, and fertility. They were depicted as figurines made of clay, ceramics, or stone, which were placed in homes and on bread fields to ensure abundance and harvest. Yakush donate 20% of each sold vase to the GIDNA Women's Aid Fund, which