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Looking for a way to infuse cultural charm into your home? Look no further than Monica de Castellanos' splendid collection of ceramic sculptures inspired by her Guatemalan heritage and her passion for angels. Each hand-painted piece showcases traditional female attire from various regions of the country. This one features the costume of Santiago Atitlan with a gorgeous red skirt and a white blouse or hüipil, both adorned with colorful stripes and motifs. With its protective varnish finish, this sculpture topped with beautiful wings and a harp is sure to be a cherished part of your home décor for years to come.

Using traditional Spanish majolica techniques, the Contreras Family in Mexico creates gorgeous tableware. This beautiful pair of dinner plates is crafted and painted by hand with a colorful colibri or hummingbird, surrounded by a border of feathery flourishes. The lead-free plates make a wonderful addition to any table setting.

Using traditional Spanish majolica techniques, the Contreras Family in Mexico creates gorgeous tableware. This beautiful pair of salad or dessert plates is crafted and painted by hand with a colorful colibri or hummingbird, surrounded by a border of feathery flourishes. The food-safe plates make a wonderful addition to any table setting.

Ring in the holidays with cheer courtesy of Guatemalan artisan Jose Arriola's delightful dove ornaments. Six vibrant birds, each boasting unique hand-painted floral and leaf motifs, are expertly handcrafted from ceramic and ready to adorn your Christmas tree on the accompanying red ribbons. Store the festive set safely in the gorgeous and practical hand-woven cotton bag, making organization a breeze when the season ends.

Doña Dolores will grace your home like nobody else - dead or alive! Luis Morales handcrafts this elegant Catrina sculpture from ceramic and clads her in a gorgeous flame orange apron with floral designs over an olive green skirt. She wears a traditional black rebozo shawl decorated with colorful floral designs over her head.

Luis Morales comes from a generations-long tradition of artisans. His favorite items to craft are Catrina figures because of their unique iconography.

The distant lands of Armenia explore the spiritual world through sublime pieces of art that tell the region's history of luxury and splendor. Also proud of his heritage, artisan Arevik Dirartonian shares a glimpse of Armenia's culture through this daghdhan amulet made from ceramic and jute accents. Hand-painted in yellow, red and turquoise hues, this pomegranate-shaped wall accent displays a gorgeous floral pattern and dangling pendants that call for harmony to enter your life.

Looking to infuse your space with cultural charm? Look no further than Monica de Castellanos' exquisite collection of ceramic sculptures inspired by her Guatemalan heritage and her love for angels. Each piece is carefully painted by hand and showcases traditional female attire from different regions of her country. Feast your eyes on this fabulous sculpture featuring a striking black skirt with pops of color and a red blouse or hüipil adorned with gorgeous yellow and black stripes from Santa Maria Chiquimula. With the addition of fabulous wings and a harp, this sculpture is sure to make a statement in any room and you will enjoy it for years to come thanks to its protective varnish finish.