We Might Be on Fire’s Big Leaf collection by Shaun Watson features a mix-and-match range of styles and sizes directly representing plants found in and around New Orleans. These colorful cutout rugs are made by artisans in India and tufted with hand dyed wool, creating a plush, medium-pile height. Available at wemightbeonfire.net.
In many cultures, dragonflies are associated with good tidings and growth. Handcrafted from beads, sequins and a wooden backing, this whimsical brooch will land softly and stylishly on your shoulder, lapel, hat or anywhere else you’d like. Available at Sotre, sotrecollection.com.
Channel your inner swamp goddess donning these 18k gold plated alligator hair slides recently worn to the Met Gala by Lana Del Ray. The set is also available in other swamp creatures designs such as spiders, cicadas and blue bottle flies at Relic Room, relicxroom.com.
Around 1820, John James Audubon famously declared he would paint every bird in North America completing his compilation of 435 paintings, Birds of America, with final plates printed in 1838. The blue heron is one of his most beautiful, and this hand lacquered tray featuring the print adds an eye-catching finishing touch to any table. Available at Hazelnut, hazelnutneworleans.com.
Leo Lin’s Lucinda dress features delicate organza iris appliques on an ebony background. With sculptural sleeves and a timeless, flattering cut, it’s as elegant as it is bold and works for a wide range of occasions. Available at Sosusu, sosusuboutique.com.
