Last updated on 30 Sep, 2026.
The elephant is a proud symbol of Thailand. Amporn presents this cheerful pachyderm carved from raintree wood in chestnut brown. It sits on your desk or bookshelf to hold business cards or small objects in the space on its back.
Designed by Fida Hussain, this stunning papier mache pencil box will beautify your office with its lovely leaf motif. The Indian artisan hand crafts the rectangular box from weeping willing wood, pasting strips of paper around the box before buffing.
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.
This pencil holder by Mexico's Sierra Family treats your everyday desk items like they deserve better than a drawer. Carved from solid marble with a cedarwood and pinewood base, the rectangular design holds pens and pencils vertically while two...
Your desk is made for clever decisions. Complete it with a clever feline face, crafted by artisan George Akologo. Calabash gourd, iron wires, and papier mache come together to add a leopard look to this practical pen holder, painted by hand.
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...
A pair of pretty ponies holds books in place. Expertly hand-carved by Gulam Rasool the bookends showcase natural soapstone's innate beauty.
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.
Add the joyful flavor of a pineapple drink to your everyday with this creation by Mexico's Sierra Family. Yellow onyx unites with the team's love for modern trends to craft this avant-garde pencil holder, whose intense hue and sinuous shape ensure a.
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.
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.
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.
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...
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..
Shaped of ceramic this sleek elephant holds business cards with style. Duangkamol works in the painstaking celadon technique creating a beautiful symbol of old Siam. It is glazed in a richly crackled blue.
The hands of talented Balinese artisans immortalize a cute bunny in this convenient pen holder. Presented by Made Wirata, this suar wood accessory captures the sweet aura of a little rabbit in its polished details, adding the tenderness of Mother...
This pretty pair of bookmarks is the creation of Mexico's Manuela Gomez. She weaves white cotton on a traditional Maya backstrap loom and embroiders it with circle motifs in an ombré of blue shades. It is finished with zigzag stitching at the edges.
Two wary apes stand guard over treasured books. Sculpted of suar wood these signature bookends by Wayan Rendah depict an orangutan couple. The intelligent primates are realistically carved by hand.
Inspired by the traditional garments 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 a woman clad in traditional clothing. A.
Leaning on a log a flirty elephant boasts colorful floral attire. Nantana Sompamitre crafts a whimsical pencil holder. She carves rain tree wood into the desired shape and coats it with lacquer. Once dried it is polished and another coat is applied..
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...
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