fish decor

In this batik on cotton wall hanging, K. Baka considers family relations, using fish as an emotive allegory. He describes the work as "essentially about the wonder of a woman's protectiveness and love, and her natural endowment of resilience." Entitled Nye Ke Bi (the Fish and the Fry), Baka calls upon the natural gifts of the fish - its ability to handle intense pressure and evade danger - drawing a successful parallel to maternity in the terrestrial world. The artist's mercurial wit is evidenced by a superbly rendered combination of yellow, red, and black. The wall hanging features five tabs at the top for a tapestry rod (not included).

Due to the nature of batik, colors will vary slightly, making each piece an original work of art.

Painted by hand with beautiful colorful designs in red and black, two folk art fish make a fantastic addition to the tree. Mexican artisan Eufrosia Pantaleon creates these beautiful ornaments, crafted from ceramic.

These cute fish will fill your interiors with a colorful and refreshing aura thanks to their unique design. This set of four crocodile wood ornaments is hand-painted in Bali by artisan Candra Suwitra, who also adds polyester strings to each item.

The marvelous Andean fauna comes together in a vibrant design made in honor of nature and this nation's heritage. Master artisan Eliazar Ochoa pays homage to Peru with this loomed wool tapestry made in red hues to enrich its sophisticated style, inspired by classic Inca motifs.