Dew Woods

A traditional <n>Kuba Cloth</n> textile from the Congo region, made from raffia palm fiber.

An image used by perfume brand <n>SMW</n>.

<n>Rancho</n> (1968), a lithograph by artist <n>Ed Ruscha</n>.

A 1988 photo by <n>Margaret Courtney-Clarke</n> from the book <n>African Canvas. The Art of West African Women</n>.

A traditional <n>Hausa House</n> in Zinder, Niger. Photo by <n>Ferdinand Reus</n>.

<n>Yellow Fever</n> by artist <n>Chukwuka Nwobi</n>.

Model <n>Maria Borges</n> from the series <n>ISIS Maria</n>, photographed by <n>MAR+VIN</n>.

Work by <n>Canoa Lab</n> featured in <n>MilK Decoration</n>.

A dew drop on a nasturtium leaf demonstrates the <n>lotus effect</n>. Photo by <n>Pogrebnoj-Alexandroff</n>.

Four Exceptional Ceramics Collections That Elevate the Everyday

House owner <n>Abdu Saber</n> with his <n>diwan decoration</n> in Ashkeit, Nubia, 1960. From <n>Marian Wenzel</n>'s book <n>House Decoration in Nubia</n>.

A still life of the fragrance <n>Tabac 28</n> by <n>Le Labo</n>, the brand's Miami city exclusive.

A still life for skincare brand <n>Medicine Mama</n>. Creative direction by <n>Concrete</n>.