This one-of-a-kind hand-carved Buddha statue from Northern China dates from the early 19th Century. Made from Camphor wood which was originally used only for sacred items, this Buddha adds a serene sense of spirituality to almost any room. It's calming presence provides a gentle reminder to stop and still the mind from time to time. With its faded paint, this piece conveys Asian antiquity at its finest.

These Uzbek tassels may be 60 years old but the colors are as vibrant as ever. The hand weaving and stitching shows true craftsmanship.

Whether you want a traditional decoration for your own back woods yurt or want to lend a room some Middle Eastern spice, these tassels will help get the job done.

Despite having only one wheel, this unique table, hand-crafted from Elmwood, has gone the distance to make it all the way from India to our Medford showroom. It's not only the perfect perch for plants and candles, but provides a perfect space for portable iPod speakers and other modern gagdets.

This authentic tribal table from Nagaland in North India is a truly rare find. Owned by the village chief, each hollow was used for grinding rice. Three hollows indicate that this chief had three wives. With hand-hewn marks and a rich honey color, this museum-quality artifact is the perfect high-touch centerpiece for a high-tech living room.