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This duck is a strong wrangler ready to bring a cheerful accent to the old western style. Wearing a little cowboy hat, this bamboo root and teak wood sculpture is another precious creation by Java's Ira S. Every detail is painted by hand for a unique look, making it a fabulous design.

A cute key chain will remind you of your commitment to a pollution-free environment while adding a magical touch to your items. Crafted in Costa Rica by Karolyn Cruz, this accessory features a recycled plastic bird with a little brass jingle bell. In addition, a nickel chain ensures a strong hold.

Armenia’s Kamo Galstyan unveils a true treasure among band rings meticulously hand-carved from apricot wood. This exquisite accessory celebrates the inherent beauty of nature by enhancing the wood’s rich brown hue and exquisite grain pattern that evokes a delightful organic sensation. A stroke of abstract brilliance enhances the design with a mesmerizing resin accent, casting a spell of glamorous green that enchants and captivates.

African legends tell of a woman called Akua who wished strongly to have a child. To make her wish come true, a priest ordered her to carry a little wooden baby, resulting in the mockery of her neighbors. But her faith and devotion were finally answered with a beautiful child blessed by the gods. Inspired by this story, Akoma of West Africa handcrafts a fertility doll from sese wood, hoping to carry Akua's resilience to every corner of the world.

An icon of southern Mexico's diverse flying fauna, the quetzal makes a prominent appearance on this handcrafted bookmark from the Mendez family. Husband and wife artisans, Pablo and Lucy create this quetzal-inspired bookmark with meticulously perfected crafting techniques, always investing their hearts into the art from the initial design stage to the final stroke of the paintbrush. Composed to last as long as the traditions it represents, this bookmark comes from a single piece of native copal wood, replenished by the Mendez family plantation of copal trees.

Two majestic peacocks pause mid-stroll through a Kashmiri valley, surrounded by flowering branches and rocky terrain, all rendered in extraordinary detail across this magnificent decorative box. Designed by India's Niyaz, it is carved from kail wood, then layered with papier mache and painted entirely by hand using poster paints and pigments drawn from natural flowers, resulting in that warm, luminous palette of earthy tones that feels more like a miniature painting than a storage vessel. The interior is lined with soft polyester velvet, making it equally suited as a striking decorative accent on a shelf or a quiet guardian of your most treasured small keepsakes.