home sculptures

With its stylish modern aesthetic, this decorative papier mache vase is at home in any space. The sculpture is created by the artisans of Caribbean Craft, which strives to create stable, sustainable incomes for individual artisans and grow business opportunities for isolated artisan communities throughout Haiti. The artisans use recycled materials in an effort to create environmentally friendly artworks.

Yudi Suardi's delicate sculpture makes a delightful piece of home decor. The Balinese artisan starts by hand blowing a goblet from molten glass, placing his creation on top of a benalu wood base with a naturally flat bottom. To the side, a jempinis wood hummingbird uses his long, needle-like beak to take a sip from a blooming flower.

Appearing in low relief, feline features distinguish this handsome vessel. Walter Jose Acosta takes his inspiration from Peru's ancient Cupisnique culture, identified by archeologist Rafael Larco Hoyle in the 1940s. Crafted by hand in ceramic, the vase reveals an artistic style shared with the Chavin culture.

Reminiscent of majestic waves crashing into the rocks, this remarkable vase is a true representation of nature's beauty. Designed by Bali's Made Sadia with a base made of natural gamal wood, this decorative accent effortlessly captures the essence of jagged rocks while the clear blue hand-blown glass evokes the dynamic movement of the waves. Its versatility makes it an ideal accessory that can be used as a vase, a sculpture or even a small fish tank.

Inspired by the ocean waves crashing into the rocks, this splendid vase by Bali’s Made Sadia is sure to impress anyone who lays their eyes on it. The fabulous vase exudes the beauty of jagged rocks represented by the natural gamal wood base while the clear blue hand-blown glass captures the essence and movement of the waves. Whether used as a vase, a sculpture or a small fish tank, this unique decorative piece can elevate any setting.