textured wall art

“The Earth is our planet, so we need to think about our negative actions that are detrimental to it and ourselves,” says Ghanaian artisan Kobina Asmah. This message is exquisitely conveyed by his stunning relief wall art featuring a world map that will steal the spotlight anywhere you choose to display it. Crafted using the stencil technique, the map seemingly emerges from the sese wood board treated with glue for texture, while a striking palette of blue and bronze hues, achieved with acrylics and charcoal, bestows a mesmerizing rustic allure.

India’s Neelima Gupta captures the beauty of nature in her artwork using a rich mix of flourishing greenery, lively blooms, exotic peacocks and iconic paisley motifs. With finesse, Gupta molds marble powder into a malleable dough to craft a textured canvas that she adorns with an enchanting array of colors. Encased in a robust neem wooden frame, this mesmerizing creation promises to command attention and become the centerpiece of any environment.

First used hundreds of years ago to add dynamic texture and complexity to Hindu temples, Indian artists are perpetuating ancient styles in their present-day creations. Contemporary Indian artist Neelima Gupta interprets this tradition with her painting 'Bouquet of Flowers', which she painstakingly shapes over the course of a week by mixing marble powder to form a dough that she extrudes to give relief to the topographical imagery combining birds and flowers, over which she paints to bring nature to life. To highlight the scene's depth, Gupta surrounds the painting in a vertical neem wood frame.

This delightful turtle-inspired wall hanging transforms any blank space into a burst of personality with its ceramic figures and mango wood beads dancing along a sturdy cotton string. The vibrant colors pop against your walls while the whimsical motifs bring instant charm to bedrooms, nurseries, creative spaces and more. Indian artisan Savini's playful creation finishes with a cheerful tassel that adds movement and texture, making this handcrafted piece a perfect blend of whimsy and artistry.

Experience the artistry of Ghana with this finely handcrafted sese wood mask, an original design by Victor Ayambire. Meticulously hand-carved from local sese wood, the mask features prominent horns, big textured eyes and vibrant acrylic colors, creating a visually captivating accent ready to grace your wall. Titled Aklonto, meaning “horns” in the Ghanaian Akan language, this unique creation brings a touch of cultural richness to your space.