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Reclaiming discarded pieces of cypress wood, Victor Hugo Lopez celebrates nature's generosity. He transforms it into a beautiful set of fork and spoon for serving salads. The minimalist styling exalts the natural wood grain.

An exquisite five-piece set of matching accent tables is inspired by Colonial art and designed by artisan Abel Rios in Peru. The set is hand-crafted from local mohena wood and leather with embossed and hand-painted floral, leaf and bird motifs. These beautiful accessories feature an antiqued finish and are meant to be used as accent, side or coffee tables and benches.

For this set of six wrapping papers Tumthong plays with color and textures. She crafts the sheets of paper from natural saa (mulberry) pulp, and mixes bark from the banana tree to obtain a slight yellow hue. When she adds straw, she obtains a different batch with brown undertones, and when she uses mango leaves, the handmade paper is green. The set of six includes two 45 gram sheets of each color.

Armenia's high arts reunite in the classic pomegranate details that decorate this ceramic decorative plate, crafted by Shahe Harutyunyan in honor of the region's tales. Hand-painted accents bring each element to life, combining an antiqued style with a glazed finish.

This stunning wall art features a pomegranate crafted from an array of traditional Armenian motifs, meticulously created in ceramic, framed in a lustrous walnut wood. Adorn your space with this unique and captivating creation, a true testament to the artisan's talent and creativity. In Armenian culture, pomegranates hold deep symbolic meaning and are considered a significant cultural and religious symbol. Pomegranates are often associated with fertility, abundance, and prosperity. They are seen as a representation of life, renewal, and the continuity of generations. The vibrant red color of the pomegranate is also closely connected to vitality, passion, and the Armenian national identity. In Armenian traditions, pomegranates are commonly featured in various rituals, celebrations, and art forms, serving as a powerful symbol of cultural heritage and spiritual significance.

Uzbek artist Mukhamedali draws inspiration from ancient themes and techniques to create a painting of unparalleled beauty. He relies on the timeless tale of Layla and Majnun to weave an exquisite scene that transports us to a classic story of love and longing. The artwork portrays the connection between Qays ibn al-Mulawwah, the 7th-century Arabic poet, and his beloved Layla bint Mahdi, lost in deep conversation amidst a lush pomegranate garden. The artist also pays homage to his homeland’s revered art of lacquer miniature painting with his use of tempera paints and watercolors on papier mache meticulously finished with lacquer. Set on a chipboard mat draped in faux velvet and embraced by a walnut wood frame adorned with intricately hand-carved accents, this extraordinary masterpiece is ready to grace any space with its captivating allure.

This stunning wall art features a pomegranate crafted from an array of traditional Armenian motifs, meticulously created in ceramic. This unqique artwork is framed in a lustrous walnut wood including a contrasting matte frame, offsetting the beautiful pallette of brown, teal and ochre. Adorn your space with this unique and captivating creation, a true testament to the artisan's talent and creativity. In Armenian culture, pomegranates hold deep symbolic meaning and are considered a significant cultural and religious symbol. Pomegranates are often associated with fertility, abundance, and prosperity. They are seen as a representation of life, renewal, and the continuity of generations. The vibrant red color of the pomegranate is also closely connected to vitality, passion, and the Armenian national identity. In Armenian traditions, pomegranates are commonly featured in various rituals, celebrations, and art forms, serving as a powerful symbol of cultural heritage and spiritual significance.