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Depicting a Javanese woman in a realist style, this stunning diptych will make a striking addition to your home decor. Kokom paints this composition, portraying her subject as she wears a traditional batik sarong as she leans against a tree. Arranged vertically, the two paintings of this diptych are meant to be displayed together.

Designed and crafted by Emmanuel Atiemoh Yeboah, this artwork from Ghana depicts a trio of African women. One sits on a tray, one carries a tray full of foodstuffs, and the third carries an empty tray, her child slung over her back. The artist achieves this folk art composition using a variety of techniques. He utilizes the batik method to decorate several bits of cotton cloth, using a combination of colorful dyes with a wax resist. He then hand-cuts the designs into the artwork, replacing the cut-out portions with the colorful cloth that suggests the image of the women. This stunning piece of home decor arrives in a redwood frame.

From the tropical lands of Guatemala, a gorgeous bird displays its stunning plumage for artist Ricardo González, who, using an impressionist style, paints a green macaw. Working with acrylic and oil, the artisan uses a palette of vibrant hues that create a cheerful aura around the piece, an homage to the country's natural wealth.

The artwork comes signed and is titled Guacamaya libre in Spanish.

Fascinated by their colourful appearance, ancient cultures believed toucans were messengers between the spiritual and physical world. Today, these stunning birds are a symbol of tropical trends, as their vibrant colours invite people to celebrate nature. Inspired by the bird, Guatemalan artisan Ricardo González uses acrylic and oil to create an impressionist composition, perfect for a youthful ambiance.

The work is signed and titled Tucán in Spanish.

Intense colours make the famous golden dart frog a stunning inhabitant of the rich Costa Rican jungle, motivating artist Jairo Mora to portray its captivating beauty in this impressionist painting. Acrylic hues of yellow, black and green gracefully merge in the artist's composition, evoking the charming essence of this diverse environment.

The piece comes signed and stretched, titled Rana Dardo Amarilla as the frog's Spanish nomenclature.