decorative paintings

Golden moonlight gilds the spreading branches of a pipal tree, a variety of fig that grows in India and is considered sacred. Buddha achieved enlightenment while meditating beneath such a tree, which then became known as a bodhi, or "enlightened" tree. Some of these trees in Thailand are said to derive from cuttings of the original bodhi. Saisunee's reverent painting receives applications of metallic foil for contrast.

Silvery moonlight gilds the spreading branches of a pipal tree, a variety of fig that grows in India and is considered sacred. Buddha achieved enlightenment while meditating beneath such a tree, which then became known as a bodhi, or "enlightened" tree. Some of these trees in Thailand are said to derive from cuttings of the original bodhi. Saisunee's reverent painting receives applications of metallic foil for contrast.

Thailand’s Sakchai skillfully employs the stamping technique and precise brushstrokes to create a captivating acrylic portrait of a woman that will take your breath away. The exuberant floral background filled with an intricate array of flowers and leaves that gracefully surround the woman's face creates a sense of harmony and enchantment. Sakchai's exceptional ability to capture the essence of female beauty in a compelling and evocative manner is evident throughout this awe-inspiring composition.

Just like spring, the flowers and leaves decorating Olimjon Omonov's newest creation bloom a sublime pattern that evokes tenderness. The artisan uses miniature painting techniques to hand-paint each delicate bloom, crafting a classic Uzbekistani accent in this round black papier mache jewelry box featuring a lacquered finish.

Keep your most treasured rings, necklaces, earrings and more on a luxurious jewelry box embellished with gold leaf accents, exquisite hand-painted floral and vine motifs and five coats of lacquer for an elegant lustrous finish. This lovely accessory fit for a queen is crafted from walnut wood and decorated entirely by hand by Uzbek artisan Mukhamedali in the tradition of the classic lacquer miniature paintings of the city of Bukhara that date back to the 16th century.

Uzbekistan's Mukhamedali shows the world the grandeur and elegance of the region with a series of walnut wood jewelry boxes featuring traditional scenes. After crafting the box's structure in a sturdy design, the artisan paints the piece by hand, using a palette of black and yellow tones. As the final touch, Mukhamedali decorates the lid with a classic painting of a poet taking inspiration from nature and admiring the pomegranate trees, which are believed to attract fertility.

In this captivating jewelry box, Mukhamedali depicts an enchanting scene of a woman adorned in a traditional Uzbek robe and turban immersed in tranquility within an alluring pomegranate garden. The skilled artisan meticulously hand-paints each detail drawing inspiration from the techniques and motifs of the revered Uzbek art form known as lacquer miniature painting. The box itself is expertly crafted from walnut wood, lending a touch of elegance to its design. With its five layers of lacquer, this remarkable accessory not only serves as a functional jewelry box but also makes for a distinctive and alluring decorative accent, perfect for enhancing your favorite space.