magic ring

Let the magic of nature take over your home decor with this handcrafted accessory made by master artisan Percy Rojas from Peru. As an expert in traditional craftsmanship, Percy hand-carves these dried calabash gourds, transforming them into little owls painted by hand in a sublime red hue. Then, each little bird is set into a mobile accented with pinewood beads and a handy ring, all joined by a cotton cord that allows the artisan's design to create a mystic aura.

Three handcrafted interlocking bands of brushed sterling silver compose this solitaire ring, topped with a single garnet stone. Designed by Ketut Sulastri, this Indonesian ring is understated and elegant.

This beautiful cocktail ring features two garnet stones totaling four carats that glisten with crimson hues. Handcrafted from sterling silver with intricate swirl and dot motifs, it is presented by master silversmith Wayan Asmana, who works with local Indonesian artisans to present beautiful pieces of jewelry like this ring.

Minimalist, yet magical, this solitaire ring is handcrafted from three interlocking sterling silver bands. Ketut Sulastri creates his original design, topping it with a single stone of garnet that glows deep red.

Indian artist Sunil Jaiswal portrays a stunning bird reaching the red moon, an omen of intense emotions. Made in an expressionist style that hides rich symbolism, this acrylic on canvas painting is made in a palette of dark hues that exude a mysterious and magical aura.

The painting arrives signed and unstretched.

Decades ago, in the classic Mexico City of the 1930s, a fever dream added an expressionist and colourful accent to the traditional regional arts. Pedro Linares' imagination initiated a famous trend that decade, masterfully merging classic themes with fantasy and creating the alebrijes, a series of imaginary creatures whose vibrant shades and captivating characteristics transport the world to an ethereal dimension.

As a proud inheritor of his country's culture and customs, artist Morneo continues Pedro Linares' legacy with a watercolour composition, portraying an eagle in the Alebrije style, combining fuchsia, yellow and red hues for a magical aura.

The piece, titled Alebrije Aguila in Spanish, comes signed, stretched and on a mat.