beautiful wall decor

Cuban-born artist Lidia Veronica Echenagusia creates this original painting, working in acrylics on canvas. The composition depicts a beautiful angel, eyes closed in peaceful sleep. Her enormous blue wings nearly fill the canvas.

The Sun God of the Coricancha, which means “golden temple”, illuminates every wall with majesty. Inspired by the greatness of the Inca empire, Ronald Franco, a Peruvian artisan, handcrafts this beautiful copper and bronze mask in great detail while thinking of the old legends about conquerors fascinated by the wealth of this deity and its temple. The mask has a hook on the back and is a meaningful icon of the Inca culture.

This lovely ceramic wall art of a decorative vase is filled with color and details. On a predominantly turquoise background, Mexican artisan Eufrosia Pantaleon hand paints a two white calla lilies in a bouquet of colorful flowers flanked by two birds with colorful tails. The decorative vase wall art has two loops for the illusion of handles and a red trimmed rim.

The relationship between a mother and child is beautifully portrayed here in this cotton batik wall hanging hand crafted by Siddique of India. The artisan states that her subject is: "a village woman, beautifully adorned in traditional attire, taking a moment as she returns back home after the day’s work at the fields to enjoy the company of her child. She intends to give her child happiness, good health and protection." The bright pinks, yellows and blues of the mother and child are eye-catching against a teal and deep brown background.

A vibrant turquoise hue will make your Christmas tree break from the traditional holiday palette with this set of nine doll ornaments beautifully hand-crafted in India. Made from viscose, the ornaments feature three different sizes, rich rayon and zary yarn embroidery, polyfill for the heads, cotton cords for decoration and hanging as well as a polyester pouch for storage. These accessories presented by Asha Prabha are known as Chekutty dolls and became a symbol of the state of Kerala's resilience after the massive floods of 2018.