vibrant dresses

A dazzling tribute to Oaxaca’s beloved Guelaguetza festival, this 13-piece ceramic sculpture set bursts with life, featuring animals and dancers in traditional dresses bearing offerings. Each figure is meticulously shaped and hand-painted by the members of the Aguilar Artisan Workshop in Mexico, introducing charm and vibrant cultural essence to your home.

This set of three pinewood figurines reimagines the classic Three Wise Monkeys theme with cats in vibrant colors. By Juan and Carolina, the fancy felines are hand-carved and painted, and are treated to a wax finish. Their rustic details make them one-of-a-kind.

Playful tails and intense colors take you to a jolly feline day in the Thai region. Artisan Patarawan hand-carves a set of two cat figurines with the traditional techniques of this vibrant region. Made of raintree wood, the cats combine their natural grain pattern with folk art motifs in blue and red hues.

This exquisite set of three elephant sculptures designed by Ashish Mehta showcases traditional Indian craftsmanship, meticulously carved from kadam wood and hand-painted with vibrant colors. Each pachyderm features a distinctive jali pattern with a smaller elephant intricately carved within its hollow body, a hallmark of skilled artisanship. The black background is beautifully complemented by floral and ornamental motifs in lively shades, bringing a regal and festive aura. The expressive detailing on the faces and attire, along with decorative accents on the feet and trunk, give each piece a lifelike, ceremonial elegance. Perfect as a decorative centerpiece, these fabulous figurines symbolize wisdom, strength and good fortune.

Cat lovers, welcome this cheerful fellow into your home. Designed by Togog Suyasa in Bali, the statuette is hand carved from albesia wood before being painted with a vibrant floral motif on a deep black base. Iron legs add whimsical appeal to the slinky cat, while a coiled spring neck lets his head bobble back and forth. Slim nylon cords complete the cat's cute set of whiskers.

The famous Catrina—an icon of femininity and tradition in the celebrations held in honor of the Day of the Dead—arrives in a lovely floral dress that evokes the glory of Mexico's spring season. Master artisan Jorge Escamilla captures the icon's enigmatic and vibrant beauty in a ceramic sculpture painted by hand in a palette of pink hues. The piece also holds a little plate in one hand, symbolizing nurture.