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Having achieved the impossible, this cute quartet of flying piggies comes to your home to remind you that dreams can come true if we only see the pink side in times of darkness. Renu Rani works with Indian artisans to create this wool-felt set of four ornaments, adding glass beads for an adorable look. Each accessory comes with a cotton cord, and all can be stored in a cotton bag included in the set, ensuring that these tender pigs rest neatly.

Bali's glory comes to your home in the form of a precious set by Jaya Nugraha. Putting all his talent into each item, the artist crafts this set of two ornaments from cardboard, accented with the word "peace" in an elegant font. With golden and silver-toned polyester fabrics adorning each piece, Jaya adds a traditional pattern complemented with plastic beads and vibrant pompoms in purple and red hues. On top of that, each comes with a convenient cord for hanging anywhere.

Bali's grandeur comes to your home in the form of a magical design by Jaya Nugraha. Putting all his creativity into each item, the designer works with local artisans to create this set of two ornaments from cardboard. With gold and silver-toned polyester fabrics on the pieces, the team adds a traditional pattern of the region, decorating it with plastic beads and vibrant pompoms. On top of that, each comes with a convenient cord for hanging anywhere.

Bali's splendor comes to your home in the form of a pretty design by Jaya Nugraha. Putting all his creativity into each item, the designer works with local artisans to create this set of two ornaments from cardboard. With gold and silver-toned polyester fabrics on the pieces, the team adds a traditional pattern of the region, embellishing it with plastic beads and sweet pompoms. On top of that, each comes with a convenient cord for hanging anywhere.

Bali's tradition comes to your home in the form of a stunning design by Jaya Nugraha. Putting all his creativity into each item, the designer works with local artisans to create this set of two ornaments from cardboard. With gold and silver-toned polyester fabrics on the pieces, the team adds a traditional pattern of the region, embellishing it with plastic beads and colourful pompoms. On top of that, each comes with a handy cord for hanging anywhere.

Christmas fills every heart and environment with a magical and merry sensation. To bring that warm touch to your home, Indian artisan Kunal Vats handcrafts a set of three ornaments in different sizes. Working with glass beads, glitter and sequins in a purple tone, Kunal creates lovely decorative items that also come with strings for hanging anywhere.

Christmas fills every heart and environment with a magical and merry sensation. To bring that charming touch to your home, Indian artisan Kunal Vats handcrafts a set of three ornaments in different sizes. Working with glass beads, glitter and sequins in a fuchsia tone, Kunal creates stunning decorative items that also come with strings for hanging anywhere.

Christmas fills every heart and environment with a magical and merry sensation. To bring that unique touch to your home, Indian artisan Kunal Vats handcrafts a set of three ornaments in different sizes. Working with glass beads, glitter and sequins in a gold tone, Kunal creates gorgeous decorative items that also come with strings for hanging anywhere.

Attract wisdom and strength to your home with this set of four sparkling camels handcrafted by Yusra in India. Working in wood, the artisan decorates each ornament with sequins, acrylic and glass beads allowing a dazzling look. Then, she adds jute cords for hanging each little camel anywhere.

Attract abundance and prosperity to your home with this set of four shiny fish handcrafted by Yusra in India. Working in wood, the artisan decorates each ornament with acrylic beads and sequins, allowing a luminous look. Then, she adds jute cords for hanging each little fish anywhere.

Formed of three blue peyote buds, a lighted candle is radiant in this exquisite nierika, or votive beadwork painting by Kupihaute. A butterfly alights on either side in his composition, which takes the shape of a flower with five wide petals.

The artisan, who writes fluently in the Huichol, Nahuatl, Spanish and English languages, talks about this work in his own words. "The nierika is a mirror that is offered to the sea together with the first corn that has been harvested, in order to renew the cycle of rains that will give life to the next crop cycle. As in most of the ancient cultures of our planet, the candle represents our trajectory between being born and returning. For this reason, even today, during the celebration of our birthday, it is customary to light and blow out as many candles as solar cycles have elapsed. The butterflies and spirals are indicating that existence is energy in permanent transformation between arising from and returning to earth."

The intricate images are formed with tiny seed beads. Kupihuate patiently places them one at a time with a needle made of abalone shell onto a huanacaxtle wood backing. Beeswax is used instead of glue.

The process is totally spontaneous, with no previous sketch or design. It is guided by the artist's unconscious to tell the stories that remain in our collective ancestral memory. He signs his work with the symbol of a butterfly on the reverse side of the nierika.