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Made from albesia wood and wrapped with agel grass cord, this piece of nautical wall art is charming and lively. Hand carved and crafted by Indonesian artist Putu Suserini, this wall art features the shape of an anchor, perfect for livening up any home or beach cottage.

This stunning mortar and pestle duo delivers the satisfying crack of whole spices surrendering their secrets with every twist of your wrist. Indian artisan Shashi Moza’s accessories are expertly hand-carved from mango wood, boasting delightful floral and vine designs. Between cooking sessions, this sculptural set rests proudly on your counter like a piece of functional art, its rich wood grain and organic curves adding warmth and authenticity to any kitchen space.

Suspended in mid-flight, this brilliantly colored hummingbird wall art transforms your space into a gallery of natural wonder. The hand-carved pinewood captures extraordinary detail in every feather and curve while bold, masterful painting brings the creature to vivid life against any backdrop. Created by skilled Mexican artisan Mariana Gonzalez, this captivating piece combines traditional woodworking techniques with contemporary artistic vision, resulting in a stunning celebration of her homeland's flora and fauna that adds character and storytelling to your home decor.

Revolutionize your meal presentation with Hugo Pena's eco-conscious salad bowl creation. This visionary Guatemalan craftsman rescues premium wood scraps, skillfully piecing them together to form a functional work of art. The bowl's complex patterns, born from a fusion of mahogany and palo blanco, reflect his dedication to reducing waste while elevating craftsmanship. Accompanied by a serving spoon and fork, this set invites you to savor both your salad and the beauty of responsible design.

With colorful flowers blossoming on its shell, this turtle captivates with psychedelic artistry. Zeny and Reyna craft this endearing alebrije sculpture with techniques inherited from their parents. They carve a found piece of copal wood into the statuette and proceed to paint it with hand crafted artistry.

Alebrijes are a fairly recent Mexican art form, attributed to Pedro Linares. Unconscious due to illness in 1936, he was presumed near death and yet his dreams were extremely vivid. He tells of a place where all was peaceful and quiet until all of a sudden there appeared a lion with an eagle’s head, a rooster with bull's horns and a donkey with butterfly wings. They kept screeching "alebrije, alebrije!" and Ricardo began running away. He encountered a man who told him it was not yet his time to be there are and he should continue running towards the exit. In this dream Pedro climbed out of a window and regained consciousness. He made paper replicas of these creatures to show everyone, and soon others began to craft other "monster-like" creatures in bright colors.

Made from smooth apricot wood, Vahram Yerzinkyan’s spreader knives bring rustic charm and practicality to any table. With their gently curved, ergonomic handles, these knives make spreading butter, cream cheese or pate a delight. Subtle, hand-carved patterns add a touch of Armenian tradition, making them not just tools but pieces of art designed for everyday use.

This awe-inspiring butterfly sculpture captures the ethereal grace of nature's most delicate flyer through the bold, colorful tradition of alebrije folk art. Hand-carved from lightweight copal wood and adorned with vibrant painted patterns that dance across its wings and body, this magical creature brings authentic Mexican artistry into any space with its intricate details and rainbow palette. Created by Mexican duo Pablo and Lucy Mendez, the butterfly arrives with its small components carefully separated to ensure safe delivery, ready for easy assembly into a stunning display piece that celebrates both natural wonder and cultural heritage.

Fresh aqua hues glisten from the tiled frame of this mirror. A handcrafted creation by India's Kamal, the mirror's frame features myriad glass tiles on a wood base.

Three sea turtles swim together in the warm waters of the Balinese sea. Working in suar wood, Sarwaedi depicts the trio in a suar wood relief panel and gives it a vintage whitewashed effect.

Working near Singaraja, in the mountainous northern region of Bali, artisans collect naturally fallen branches and glean wood from the local coffee plantations to fashion these delicate, colorful wind chimes. Once the reclaimed wood — teak and coffee — is gathered, each piece is sorted by size and color before being hand-shaped and strung with pieces of cut glass. Dazzling in the sunlight, the resulting rainbow chime is a gorgeous example of nature-inspired design. Each piece will vary slightly, due to the natural variations of the wood.