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This pair of square pinewood decorative boxes are stained a rich color that allows the wood grain to show through and with a red-orange flowers. The box lids open—on leather hinges secured with upholstery tacks for the small box and on metal hinges for the large box. The interiors of both boxes are stained like the exterior, and the smaller box can fit inside the larger one. These lovely decorative boxes are handcrafted by members of the God's Seed cooperative of El Salvador.

Crafted from wadang wood, this exquisite red decorative box comes from Java. A floral batik motif is applied to the lid of each of the four compartments to create the stunning design. Artisan Gunadi presents the lovely piece of decor.

From Gunadi, these decorative bowls showcase the ancient Javanese art of batik. Three centerpieces in graduated sizes are carved from native wadang wood. The motif is called truntum, and represents the jasmine bud. This motif is usually worn by the parents of the bride and groom, as its meaning is "to guide."

The set is for decorative use only.

Keep your tiniest treasures safe and secure with these adorable mini decorative boxes from Thai artisan Nantana Sompamitre. Crafted from mango wood, the round boxes are hand painted in red and green, engraved with a floral design, and treated with a glossy lacquer finish.

Add a touch of artistic charm to your space with this exquisite reverse glass painted box by artisan Asunta Pelaez. The beautifully crafted piece features intricate Baroque-style leaf and floral motifs, bringing a touch of elegance and artistry to any décor. This versatile box is perfect for storing keepsakes, jewelry, and other small treasures. Each box is a unique work of art and comes in an assortment of colors with a flower motif.