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Apples remind artisan Liz Oliva of those peaceful mornings when her mother and grandma cooked delicious pies and delicacies with these sweet fruits. Motivated to spread those tender and warm sensations to everyone's home, the artisan creates these ceramic decorative jars accented with a lovely cottage-core apple theme, painted by hand to enrich their adorable aura.

Reclaiming discarded pieces of cypress wood, Victor Hugo Lopez celebrates nature's generosity. He transforms it into a beautiful set of fork and spoon for serving salads. The minimalist styling exalts the natural wood grain.

A festival of colours will take over your kitchen and table with this delightful set of six coasters shaped like fruit slices. The coasters come with a pinewood stand for storage and display and are crafted in decoupage technique on pinewood by Mexican artisan Ana Maria Gonzalez.

In this captivating jewellery box, Mukhamedali depicts an enchanting scene of a woman adorned in a traditional Uzbek robe and turban immersed in tranquility within an alluring pomegranate garden. The skilled artisan meticulously hand-paints each detail drawing inspiration from the techniques and motifs of the revered Uzbek art form known as lacquer miniature painting. The box itself is expertly crafted from walnut wood, lending a touch of elegance to its design. With its five layers of lacquer, this remarkable accessory not only serves as a functional jewellery box but also makes for a distinctive and alluring decorative accent, perfect for enhancing your favorite space.

Succulent fruit exalts the rich harvest of a bountiful earth. Painted by hand, the sensuous motifs adorn a generous ceramic serving plate. Priscilla Urias de Benedetti recreates the allure of New Spain's traditional Talavera pottery.

Printed leaves, flowers and grapes go all over this gorgeous shawl, creating an elegant garment. Saqib Khan's newest design is crafted in India, using a wool and silk blend in a jade base hue that adds a touch of vitality to the accessory, ornamented with little fringes.

Uzbek artist Mukhamedali draws inspiration from ancient themes and techniques to create a painting of unparalleled beauty. He relies on the timeless tale of Layla and Majnun to weave an exquisite scene that transports us to a classic story of love and longing. The artwork portrays the connection between Qays ibn al-Mulawwah, the 7th-century Arabic poet, and his beloved Layla bint Mahdi, lost in deep conversation amidst a lush pomegranate garden. The artist also pays homage to his homeland’s revered art of lacquer miniature painting with his use of tempera paints and watercolours on papier mache meticulously finished with lacquer. Set on a chipboard mat draped in faux velvet and embraced by a walnut wood frame adorned with intricately hand-carved accents, this extraordinary masterpiece is ready to grace any space with its captivating allure.