warm decor

Behold a luminous marvel—Gulam Rasool's hand-carved soapstone tealight holder that transforms ordinary candlelight into enchanting patterns dancing across your walls. Meticulously crafted with traditional Indian jali techniques, this hollow orb creates a mesmerizing interplay of shadow and flame when a tealight flickers within its delicate stone lattice. Agra’s ancient artistry of soapstone carving meets modern home decor in this mystical accessory that bathes your space in warm, patterned radiance.

Made Wirata of Indonesia presents this beautiful hand carved sculpture. The sculpture is created from suar wood and features an abstract heart theme.

Artisans from the Angel Cerón Artisan Association handcraft a ceramic replica of an Aztec calendar that will make an intriguing conversation piece wherever it is displayed. A replica of the Piedra del Sol, the "sun stone," found in the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City, the images in the calendar represent the legend of the fifth sun. According to Mesoamerican cosmology, there were four suns before our current sun, all destroyed, along with the people of the time, by the wrath of the gods. Faithful to the original, the replica is full of intricate detail and painted in warm, earthy orange, red, green, and beige. A sueded leather cord makes a loop at the top for easy hanging.

Weaving is an ancient tradition in the Andes, and handloomed Inca textiles were once more highly prized than gold. Carrying on the legacy, Eliazar Ochoa creates an intricate tapestry of dazzling beauty. His motifs are inspired by ancient Andean art, executed in a woolen palette of glowing warmth.

Kissed by forest green, autumn's warmth radiates from this lovely wall mirror. Khalid Ali works in the ancient repoussé technique to create a mirror frame with rich textures. He crafts the frame of mango wood, while copper panels alternate with ceramic tiles to surround the looking glass. Glass baubles adorn the piece.