inspiring wall art

Mexican artisan Alejandro de Esesarte brings unparalleled craftsmanship to this remarkable steel cross wall art. Adorned with intricate openwork, it is skillfully hand-painted in gorgeous green, yellow and orange shades with a crackled finish, resulting in an awe-inspiring and unique addition to your space.

The sacrifice of Jesus sends a message of unconditional love to humanity, as only love can save souls and defeat evil. Inspired by this lesson and determined to spread the message of a peaceful world, Costa Rican artisan Christian Vasquez hand-carves the image of Jesus on the cross in this pochote wood wall art, made to remind you that love must prevail in your heart, mind and life.

This elegant two-barred cross is crafted by Alejandro de Esesarte who cuts the image from steel sheets, then hammers it smooth. The cross is then hand-painted in acrylics with a sun inspired design, no doubt influenced by the semi desert climate of his home state of Jalisco. He then gives it a crackled finish for visual interest.

Graceful wrought iron details in golden gilt illuminate a stately cross. By Mexican artisan J. Blas, this elegant wall sculpture is inspired by the parish church.

For a lovely and inspiring addition to your home decor, this wall cross is created by Balinese artisan Sarwaedi. He works in natural suar wood, diligently carving the cross by hand. It features lotus flower motifs and elegant openwork that is achieved with great attention to detail. The cross receives a distressed black finish for the look of a treasured antique.

Highly revered and beloved by the Mexican people, the Virgin of Guadalupe inspires Ana Maria Gonzalez to create a collection of decoupage crosses in her honor. In 1999, Pope John Paul II named Our Lady of Guadalupe patron saint of the Americas, and she is celebrated on December 12. Her well-known image miraculously appeared on the Saint Juan Diego's robe, where he was carrying Castilian roses as proof of her appearance to him. Guadalupe sent him to the Spanish bishop to convince him to a build a church in her honor. For this cross, Gonzalez selects the banner that proclaims her as Reina de Mexico y Emperatriz de las Americas, (Queen of Mexico and Empress of the Americas).