patio wall decor

Painted and carved by hand from bamboo with six aluminum pipes of descending size, these petite wind chimes are the best allies in your quest for relaxation and serenity. Designed by Balinese artisan Trisna Dewi, the chimes' soothing sounds are guaranteed as the pipes come already tuned, so you only need to hang them in your favorite spot from the natural agel grass cord and enjoy the peace they bring.

Two bamboo boards decorated with the pyrography technique hang from natural agel grass and nylon cords to support nine aluminum pipes that will make the most soothing sounds every time the wind hits them. These splendid hand-crafted wind chimes, designed by Balinese artisan Trisna Dewi, are not just a beautiful outdoor decorative accent but also a relaxation tool that brings serenity through sound.

Bring some color and sunshine into your porch or patio area with this bright wall plaque by Juana Ponce. She handcrafts it from ceramic with a gentle face and surrounds it with colorful Talavera-style floral designs. The uniquely bright colors are the result of her custom pigment blends.

Juana Ponce learned the art of ceramics from her father and now proudly runs a workshop alongside her husband and her sons.

Bring some color and sunshine into your porch or patio area with this bright wall plaque by Juana Ponce. She handcrafts it from ceramic with wide eyes and surrounds it with colorful Talavera-style floral designs. The wall sculpture's uniquely bright colors are the result of her custom pigment blends.

The Mexican artisan learned the art of ceramics from her father and now proudly runs a workshop alongside her husband and her sons.

According to the beliefs of most pre-Hispanic cultures, a smiling sun warms the earth for life to be born and renewed. Georgina Cabrera incorporates Aztec motifs such as maize, flowers, priests, and warriors in kaleidoscopic alignment, blending her own ingenuity, her family's trade, and her country's tradition. Accents of color brighten the ceramic piece, making it the essential adornment for a patio or garden.

Based in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Cabrera works with a special clay sent to her by her relatives from her natal Otumba. The clay comprises of three different types of clay blended with plumilla (the flower from reeds along the local riverbanks). Once the clay has taken form, it is left to dry in the sun for up to five days before baking at approximately 450° C. Finally, Cabrera uses acrylics to hand-paint the piece, providing the adequate accents for the viewer to appreciate the impressive symbols of a long admired civilization.

A proud Cabrera states: "I love to transmit my ideas through my products for people to get to know my work."