sea decor

The perfect addition to your condo or beach cottage, this delightful sculpture from Mexico depicts a stunning conch shell that can also be displayed on a wall. Crafted from ceramic, the conch features colorful floral motifs and other designs that are diligently painted by hand in the Talavera style. Juana Ponce creates this piece of decor.

An exceptional wall artwork that depicts a fisherman on a sailboat navigating between two cliffs is expertly crafted using banana leaves on cardboard by Ghana’s Samuel Lovi. This alluring seascape with rich, natural shades is framed with sese wood and will certainly be a captivating focal point in any space.

Exploring a reef of natural benalu, or parasite wood, a dragonfish comes to life, hand-carved in this jempinis wood sculpture from Bali. Yudi Suardi learned his trade from a young age, diligently creating this sculpture that celebrates the beauty of nature.

Surrounded by little red fish, an enchanting mermaid holds a large starfish in her hand, decorating this piece of ceramic wall art from Mexico. Maria Isabel Cruz creates this piece, crafted using the dry rope technique, in which a wax mixture made of magnesium oxide and fat are applied to the outlines of the image or motif prior to glazing. The wax mixture creates a barrier that keeps the different fill colors in the design separate during firing, before burning off to reveal the blackened ceramic beneath. A length of nylon cord on the back provides for easy hanging.

This pair of nautical photo frames features stripes of blue and beige with a rustic finish, capturing the beauty of the sea. Indonesia's Komang Sulaksana crafts the large and small photo frames from albesia wood, accenting them with little life preservers, hanging from agel grass cord.