blessed wall decor

Cozy as a traditional cottage in the rich Guatemalan lands, this wall art beats with the heart of a land blessed by nature and its people. Artist Carolina Cabrera depicts the region's big heart in this piece made of cotton-wool blend threads and acrylic accents for a vibrant look. Set on a cotton textile, the piece portrays Guatemala's nature through sweet details in intense colours, imitating a spring morning.

The artwork, titled Latido in Spanish, is framed with pinewood for a lustrous display.

Jesus blesses all humanity as he reveals his Sacred Heart, a symbol of his everlasting love. Javier Ramirez sculpts the portrait of Jesus as a cedar relief panel, which he carves by hand. Painting with oils and bronze leaf accents, Ramirez masterfully conveys an expressive work.

A hook at the back facilitates wall display.

Jesus tenderly carries a tiny lamb on his shoulder; the animal nestles close against his body. Alejandro Ramírez depicts Christ as the Good Shepherd, a metaphor taken from the gospel and prefigured in the Psalms. The image is reverently sculpted in exquisite detail, for Ramírez's art is an expression of his own faith. Carved of fragrant cedar wood, the figures are adorned with bronze leaf.

A metal hook at the back facilitates hanging.

Tri Hita Karana is a Balinese philosophy that translates into "three causes of well-being" for achieving harmony in the world, which artisans from the Subrata Family in Indonesia depict in an exquisitely hand-carved and hand-painted relief panel made from local suar wood. The first cause of Tri Hita Karana is the relationship between man and God, the second is the relationship between human beings, and the third is the relationship between men and nature, all of them recreated in the panel with the most remarkable craftsmanship. "If we have created peace in our hearts, our life will be calmer and more patient to accept everything that happens. In peace, we must be brave," say the artisans.

"We start a relationship with God, to achieve patience and constancy, to accept everything and be blessed. Braid that relationship with mankind, to develop friendship and love for each other. Braid that to our relationship with the natural environment, to preserve the cleanliness and beauty of the universe. So will peace be created. If everything is created with peace, the world will not have more war, violence, or conflict among our countries, and we will all truly prosper.”

Bring blessings to your home with this handcrafted key holder. This carving is made from local materials by Ghanaian artisan Winfred Ansah Okoampah. Two hooks at the face's base provide a trusted spot to hang your keys. Using sese wood, the artist carves this beautiful piece and adds finishing designs and accents with a painter's hand.

In ancestral times before the Inca Empire, the sky of these blessed lands was said to be explored by the flying man or antarky. Portrayed with magnificent wings that make it possible to fly over the stunning landscapes of the region, this iconic figure became part of the Inca civilization and a symbol of Andean mythology, inspiring Peru's Eliazar Ochoa to create an exquisite wool tapestry displaying artistry and elegance. Made on a traditional loom, the piece features a palette of warm hues, perfect for adding a sublime and cultural touch to your interiors.

Artisan Maria Estela Perlera de Portillo elevates a grateful prayer to heaven with this gorgeous creation that pays honour to El Salvador's enchanting nature and culture. Painted by hand, this exquisitely crafted pinewood wall cross portrays the region's fauna, flora and history in colourful hues, capturing these blessed lands' joyous nature.

Presented by Eka in Bali, this intricate relief panel is a lovely way to show your faith. Balinese artisans craft the openwork panel from local suar wood, hand carving a cross-shaped frame filled with an organic tree-motif that shines with a subtle luster.

Christians everywhere will delight in the beautiful relief panel from Bali's Eka. The artisan hand carves the panel from suar wood, placing a praying Jesus at the center of a cross-shaped frame. Star and heart motifs nestled within the cross give the panel an extra special touch.

The summer blesses Gliseria Soto's newest creation with its magnificent energy, allowing the artisan to create this glorious set of two accent mirrors. Crafted in Peru with traditional techniques, the artisan works on resilient mohena wood frames in the shape of divine suns whose rays exude sophistication. After finishing the bases, Gliseria displays a talented work of artistry, adding aluminium and copper to the pieces and polishing the metal for a glowing look, all enhanced by round glass set at the centre.

The winter season blesses Gliseria Soto's newest creation with its magical energy, allowing the artisan to create this exquisite set of two accent mirrors. Crafted in Peru with traditional techniques, the artisan works on sturdy mohena wood frames in the shape of enchanting snowflakes. After finishing the bases, Gliseria displays a masterful work of artistry, adding aluminium to the pieces and polishing the metal for a radiant look, all enhanced by round glass set at the centre.

Elias Garcia links two open hearts to represent love. Diminutive worry dolls in handwoven apparel stand shoulder to shoulder on a cheerful and unique double wreath; they are crafted by his sister of the Lopez Garcia family. Centering the hearts, a wooden plaque reads "Blessed." This charming design hangs from a golden cord.

According to Maya legend, the sun god gave princess Ixmucane the gift of solving people's problems. With time people started making dolls in Ixmucane's honor and they would tell her their woes, hoping she would solve them through the dolls. Many people whisper to the dolls, then place them under their pillows at night, hoping that the doll will provide a solution as they sleep.