decorative display

This charming wall art captures the heart of Christmas with a wonderfully whimsical nativity scene - Joseph standing alongside Mary, who is tenderly holding baby Jesus under the bright guiding star. The contrast between the hand-molded ceramic figurines and the intentionally distressed wood background creates a delightful rustic aesthetic that brings warmth to any holiday display. Each character showcases remarkable attention to detail in both form and paint work, with subtle touches that reveal the careful handcrafting process. Guatemalan artisan Liz Oliva creates this endearing decorative accent, perfect for adding character to your space and seasonal decorations.

Balinese artisan Komang Sri crafts this set of four star ornaments, perfect for decorating your home. Using coconut shell, the artisan carves a five-pointed star and hand-paints gold-toned motifs on the front. Each ornament is hung from a golden cord for easy display.

This Christmas season transports itself to the festive Andean lands in a display of art, culture and cheerfulness. Master artisan Feriberto Aylas draws inspiration from the traditional elements that compose the holiday decorations, merging them in this ceramic sculpture featuring a charming tree surrounded by snowmen, angels and the tender image of Joseph and Mary caring for baby Jesus.

Painted by hand, two colorful star piñatas bring a touch of Mexico to your festivities. One of the most popular styles, the seven-pointed piñata resembles a star and represents the seven deadly sins, defeated when it is broken. The fruit and candy inside represent the sweetness of God's goodness. Eleazar Leal decorates them with images of Mexico landscapes, depicting an adobe home on one and folk dancer on the other. The artisan works in ceramic and displays them on golden cords.

The reverse side of each is plain.

Painted by hand, two colorful star piñatas bring a touch of Mexico to your decor. One of the most popular styles, the seven-pointed piñata resembles a star and represents the seven deadly sins, defeated when it is broken. The fruit and candy inside represent the sweetness of God's goodness. Eleazar Leal decorates them with images of Mexico landscapes, depicting clay cookware on one and cactus on the other. The artisan works in ceramic and displays them on golden cords.

The reverse side of each is plain.