home wall art

Zosimo Laura evokes the bold geometry of the Nazca Plain, intricately portrayed in hand-loomed wool. Mirror images in ochre and orange find a home on velvet black. The mysterious lines of Nazca depict abstract shapes, animal and bird figures. Probably the best-known geoglyphs in the world, they can be seen in their entirety only from the air.

Titled "Figuras de Nazca" in Spanish.

Brilliant birds share their Amazon home with bugs and beetles of all kinds. Celebrating the astonishing variety of rainforest life, Eliazar Ochoa depicts them in hand-loomed wool. Pre-Hispanic motifs in rich earth tones surround this extraordinary tapestry.

Titled "Bosque de las aves" in Spanish.

Fierce and focused is the gaze of the Jaguar Warrior depicted in this ceramic mask handcrafted by the Angel Ceron Artisan Association of Mexico. Inspired by the images of these warriors from the 14th and 15th centuries found in Texcoco, the mask is a warrior's face beneath the sharp teeth of a jaguar. Above the jaguar head is an ornate headdress topped with a smaller open-mouthed jaguar and warrior face. The mask's details are hand painted in a myriad of earthy colors. A small loop at the top of the mask allows for it to easily be hung on a wall.

Angel Cerón presents a faithful replica of the Aztec calendar, known also as the "Sun Stone." According to pre-Hispanic beliefs, there have been a total of five suns, including the current one. According to legend, the previous four, together with humans, were destroyed by the gods' wrath. The calendar represents the fifth sun and tells the story of the past four and marks the changing of the seasons. The Aztecs (or "Mexica," as they called themselves) believed the sun struggled daily against the forces of darkness. They aided the sun through human sacrifices.

Embrace the rich heritage and captivating artistry of Armenia with the Daghdghan amulet of fertility and abundance, expertly crafted by the talented hands of Shahe Harutyunyan. This ceramic ornament showcases an intricate geometric pattern adorned with delicate floral details, creating an exquisite design that is not only visually stunning but also believed to ward off negative energies. With its elegant palette of brown hues and charming jute cord, this piece exudes a natural aura that will beautifully complement any space while adding a touch of cultural significance and protective energy.

Behold a luminous marvel—Gulam Rasool's hand-carved soapstone tealight holder that transforms ordinary candlelight into enchanting patterns dancing across your walls. Meticulously crafted with traditional Indian jali techniques, this hollow orb creates a mesmerizing interplay of shadow and flame when a tealight flickers within its delicate stone lattice. Agra’s ancient artistry of soapstone carving meets modern home decor in this mystical accessory that bathes your space in warm, patterned radiance.