tropical decor

A festival of colors will take over your kitchen and table with this delightful set of six coasters shaped like fruit slices. The coasters come with a pinewood stand for storage and display and are crafted in decoupage technique on pinewood by Mexican artisan Ana Maria Gonzalez.

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.

This enchanting hand-carved pinewood hummingbird bursts with vibrant colors that capture a moment of natural magic frozen in time. The intricate details showcase the extraordinary craftsmanship behind this standout piece while the rich painted accents create a striking focal point for any room. Artisan Mariana Gonzalez channels her deep connection to Mexico’s fauna into this spellbinding wall accent, bringing the beauty of her homeland’s wildlife directly into your space.

Carrying forward the crafting traditions of their village where many families earn a living from handicrafts, artisan couple Pablo and Lucy Mendez create this colorful bookmark from native copal wood. Well-versed in the art of alebrije, Lucy designs the bookmark's majestic bird to keep readers focused on their book, painting it in tropical hues of green and pink.

Just as an owl says 'who', this bookmark instinctively says 'read', but in a fun and colorful way. Mexican artisans Pablo and Lucy Mendez create the bookmark with this purpose, hand-carving copal wood and painting the owl in their country's prized alebrije motif, with swirls, dots and vivid colors contributing to the owl's unique identity. Pablo and Lucy dream of their artistic creations finding homes across the globe where people can experience a piece of Oaxaca's heritage.