art decor

Pastel hearts come together in this adorable set of six ornaments that will infuse your Christmas decor with a romantic touch. Crafted from handmade paper over paperboard, they boast a palette of soft purple, turquoise and pink shades and are adorned with golden-hued vine patterns. Presented by India’s Arti Sharma, each decoration features a cotton cord so you can instantly show them off on your tree.

The town of San Salvador Huixcolotla in Puebla is known as the capital of papel picado or cut paper art which is a Mexican folk art tradition that goes back to the time of the Aztecs and is now used to decorate Day of the Dead altars. Artisan Isabel Rodriguez designs a colorful set of three tissue paper banners laser cut to attain the precise designs, which include flowers, donkey piñatas and doves.

India’s beauty is ready to accompany your memories with a journal of 50 handmade-paper pages. Two women in classic garments compose the scene that decorates the cover, crafted by Asha Prabha’s artisan team.

These dolls come along with their fluffy and loyal companions to help you in times of trouble. Made by the Lopez Garcia Family from cotton, paper kraft and steel wires, this gorgeous set of two worry dolls is crafted from classic techniques, honoring the legend behind the accessories. Perfect for whimsical decor, the pair is an amulet you can place under your pillow in hopes of overcoming troubles. On top of that, both items come in a handwoven cotton bag adorned with Guatemala's charming style.

Start a new series of adventures, experiences and memories with a handy accessory from the enchanting Guatemalan lands. Designer Gaby Briz and a talented team of artisans work with different materials to create a gorgeous composition of Lake Atitlan, later printed on the cardboard cover of this lined journal featuring 100 paper pages. Accented with the Spanish title Guatemala Lago de Atitlan in dapper calligraphy, the piece—equipped with a plastic coil binding—honors the best of the region's landscapes.