animal figurines

This delightful small painting is from Jorge Leiton in Costa Rica. With a scenic background of mountains and trees, the painting depicts a homely cottage with a porch and a tile roof. The inviting composition arrives on a pinewood easel.

The tropical forests of Costa Rica are home to a lovely species known for living at a slow pace. The adorable sloths, protagonists of this composition, inspire artisan Jorge Leiton, who now paints a tender scene of a mother and child using oil on canvas. Titled Madre e hijo in Spanish, the artwork comes with a little pinewood easel that adds a cute vibe to the whole piece.

Vibrant blue hues enhance the stunning figure of a macaw, all painted by Jairo Mora from Costa Rica. Working with acrylic on canvas, the artisan draws inspiration from the country's fauna to create this impressionist composition, which is also titled Guacamaya in Spanish and comes stretched.

Emerging from a myriad of smears in darkish colors, a somewhat abstract cat figure gazes upon the onlooker with curiosity in this one-of-a-kind painting. Mishelle Ramos de los Santos is an acclaimed artist who has exhibited her work throughout Peru as well as in Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Germany, Italy, and Venezuela. She originally wanted to study ecology in college, but her talent was too strong, so she compromised - she often paints ecological themes.

A graceful swan is transformed into a study of tranquil elegance through rich golden browns and warm ochres that glow against a deep, textured blue backdrop. In this mesmerizing acrylic painting, the stylized creature maintains perfect poise with its curved neck frozen in serene contemplation while dynamic swirling dash patterns dance behind it, creating a rhythmic visual symphony that amplifies the peaceful stillness of the central figure. Indian artist Shikha Kaistha's masterful contrast between the bird's calm presence and the energetic background patterns results in a captivating composition that balances movement with meditation.

The divine figure of Matsya, the first incarnation of Lord Vishnu, swims in this enchanting acrylic scene by artist Sunil Jaiswal. The marine world comes to life in this impressionist painting, made in honor of Matsya's battle to save humanity from destruction.

The artwork arrives signed and unstretched.

Vahagn Ghazaryan's mixed media painting on paper draws you into a surreal dreamscape of color and movement. A featureless figure sits atop a horse, their forms rendered in shades of lavender, moss green and indigo that drift between solid and spectral. The horse, marked by green, crisscrossing lines, hints at a mythical creature while the twilight-hued background—bands of warm yellow and soft lavender—envelops the scene in a quiet, otherworldly glow. Rooted in Armenian folklore, this artwork suggests mysterious and unseen journeys, embodying themes of adventure in the soft blur between fantasy and reality.