geometric patterns

This apricot wood serving spoon offers a blend of functionality and cultural artistry. The handle is beautifully adorned with intricate geometric carvings, featuring delicate triangular motifs that reflect the rich heritage of Armenian woodworking. With its symmetrical patterns and timeless design, Vahram Yerzinkyan’s unique design brings a touch of tradition to your table.

Striding forward, a majestic cedar elephant is hand-carved to bring this accent table into your home or office. Raphat Asigbey's design features a square base and tabletop accentuated with colorful geometric patterns.

In Akan culture, a bosom is a spiritual force or deity that acts as a protector, while the word pa means “good” in the Twi language. Ghanaian artisan George Akologo blends these concepts for the name of this remarkable wall mask, hand-carved from sese wood, accented with embossed aluminum details and prominent spiraling horns, and featuring a palette of earthy ochre-orange, muted forest green and golden yellow geometric patterns carefully applied by hand.

Mesmerizing, the hypnotic design of this cylindrical decorative vase is by Daysis Sanchez. "This design is inspired by patterns that we see all around us. We started connecting them, and this is the result," confides the Nicaraguan artisan. The etched green and black geometric motifs on the hand crafted vase are underscored by the warm earthy hue of terracotta.

To craft this product, the artisan uses her own feet to knead the clay, and bamboo sticks to ensure an even shape. Pumice stones are use to ensure an even surface, and the stone of the zapote fruit is used to polish the piece.

A bold narrative of West African heritage unfolds across the hand-painted surface of this remarkable sese wood wall mask. Conceptualized by Ghana’s George Akologo, the design features a striking interplay of rhythmic dots and geometric linework that breathes character into the hand-carved timber. This home accent serves as a soulful focal point for any wall, anchoring the room with its strong silhouette and meticulously envisioned patterns.

Elegance reaches you in the shape of a chevron pattern made of hand-carved wood. Presented by Vipin, this photo frame ensures your memories rest in a sleek design, entirely crafted with mango, haldu and papdi wood, each piece allowing a sophisticated contrast in natural colors.

A meditation in concentric circles, this elongated wall mask draws the viewer into its hypnotic center with rings of pattern that spiral inward like a visual vortex. Hand-carved from sese wood and meticulously hand-painted, it transforms a natural material into a gateway of geometric contemplation. The sculptural spikes running along its edge create shadow and dimension, making this mask a dynamic conversation partner with light itself. Ghanaian artisan Abdul Aziz Mohamadu creates an eco-conscious piece that honors traditional carving techniques while celebrating sustainable craftsmanship. The eye-catching mask is called Majini, which in Swahili is the plural form of jini, referring to spirits, demons, genies or supernatural creatures.