sculpture of hands

The festive chant of the doves creates a vibrant atmosphere in Feriberto Aylas's newest sculpture. Made in Peru from ceramic, this little tree is surrounded by lovely birds and charming flowers, all attached to the piece by iron wires. The sculpture is also hand-painted by the artisan, who uses a palette of red and white hues for a unique vibe.

Ancient Andean legends portray the bull as a brave and fierce guardian that protects every home from negative energies. With the arrival of Spanish settlers, these fearless creatures became part of the Highland culture, inspiring artisans of the time to create ceramic sculptures that would later be put in pairs on the roofs to attract harmony. Today, Peruvian artist Elva Florez continues the ancient tradition, making a marvelous ceramic bull with sinuous motifs and a palette of red and golden tones.

Handcrafted from ceramic, this beautiful red tree will add a touch of majesty to your home decor. The tree features hand-painted floral designs in white with handcrafted doves, flowers, leaves, and butterflies that float around it. Peruvian artisan Feriberto Aylas creates this wonderful folk art sculpture.

Sharing a bond, a mother and child elephant walk together in this pair of sculptures, handcrafted of papier mache over weeping willow wood. Indian artisan Sajad designs the sculptures, hand-painting each red elephant with a robe of gold-tone chinar leaf motifs.

Feeling mischievous? Then this pair of devil wings dangle earrings is just what the doctor ordered to spice up your fashion style. Balinese artisans craft the earrings by carving cow horn by hand to make the wings with incredible detail and using traditional granulation techniques to treat the floral and leaf sterling silver accents which they top with teardrop garnet gemstones in a stunning design by Ayu Ary.