colorful decor

Moving from place to place with their belongings in bundles, people seek pasture or water or a place to live in peace. Emmanuel Atiemoh Yeboah depicts them in silhouette in this handsome work of art. He works in oils on calico, adding cutouts of batik cloth for their gowns, and framing it with tweneboa wood.

The harsh realities of every day life inspire this composition by Ghanaian artist Emmanuel Atiemoh Yeboah. He clothes the people with colorful batik cutouts and fills-in the details with oil paints as he executes the collage on a calico canvas.

Sweet and colorful, this set of four greeting cards is designed by Thailand's Nisa and handcrafted by artisans of the region using batik techniques. Each item, made from cotton and mulberry paper, features colorful orchids, symbolizing beauty and strength.

Crafted by hand with cotton calico and paper, this striking piece of wall art displays the creative mind of Emmanuel Atiemoh Yeboah. The Ghanaian artisan combines colorful batik motifs with traditional kente cloth, diligently cutting out patches and using them to create the image of two village women. This piece arrives within a ceiba wood frame.

Thai artisan Nisa works with the batik method, using a resist to carefully hand-paint intricate designs onto four cotton panels that depict elephants with colorful dyes. Featured on the front of four colorful greeting cards handcrafted of mulberry paper, these elephants bring well wishes to your friends and family. This must-have greeting card set arrives with complimentary envelopes.

A simply and superbly designed collage work by Emmanuel Yeboah, portraying two local musicians dressed in traditional batik attire. They are participants in the Kundun Festival, celebrated once a year to honor the chief of Ghana’s villages. Silhouettes strike a breathtaking harmony, while sparse colors stimulate the discerning eye.

Yeboah describes his process, “First and foremost, I assemble my working tools, after which I sketch images on the calico cloth. With the sketches done, I sprinkle red and green oil paints on the calico cloth to give it a simple colorful background. I then cut out particular places I intend to replace with batik and kente, which are later glued together. Afterwards, I dry and frame my collage work.”

Arrives framed in sese wood.

Send warm salutations to your closest friends and family with Thai artisan Nisa's charming set of greeting cards. Handcrafted from mulberry paper, each card features a colorful cotton elephant on the front. The artisan uses a resist dyeing method called batik to give the elephants their vibrant designs.

Cheeky felines and beautiful flowers take over this set of four greeting cards, perfect for showing your love to friends and family. Each item, made from cotton and mulberry paper, features a colorful color scheme for a tender vibe, all designed by Thai artisan Nisa and handcrafted by artisans of the region using the traditional batik technique.