blessed wall decor

Elias Garcia links two open hearts to represent love. Diminutive worry dolls in handwoven apparel stand shoulder to shoulder on a cheerful and unique double wreath; they are crafted by his sister of the Lopez Garcia family. Centering the hearts, a wooden plaque reads "Blessed." This charming design hangs from a golden cord.

According to Maya legend, the sun god gave princess Ixmucane the gift of solving people's problems. With time people started making dolls in Ixmucane's honor and they would tell her their woes, hoping she would solve them through the dolls. Many people whisper to the dolls, then place them under their pillows at night, hoping that the doll will provide a solution as they sleep.

Artist Jairo Mora from Costa Rica has overcome the challenges life has put in his path thanks to his innate artistic talent and stunning works that illustrate life in those tropical lands blessed by nature. This time, the artisan uses acrylic on canvas to create a naif painting of two kids and a rural school, representing Costa Rica's hope for the future. The work comes stretched and is titled Faroles in Spanish.

Artisan Maria Estela Perlera de Portillo elevates a grateful prayer to heaven with this gorgeous creation that pays honor to El Salvador's enchanting nature and culture. Painted by hand, this exquisitely crafted pinewood wall cross portrays the region's fauna, flora and history in colorful hues, capturing these blessed lands' joyous nature.

The radiant sun blesses this naïf depiction of the ancient Armenian kingdom. Artisan Anna Stepanyan uses classic batik techniques on silk to capture the ancestral enchantment of those splendorous times in this wall art, framed with refined beech wood.

Nature blesses Guatemala with a serene and colorful aura, inspiring artist Hugo Pichiya to depict the traditional streets and places of the region in stunning impressionist compositions. Using oil on canvas, the artisan depicts a little country house with flowers and trees in a vibrant palette.

The painting is titled Mágico Paisaje in Spanish and comes stretched.

Cozy as a traditional cottage in the rich Guatemalan lands, this wall art beats with the heart of a land blessed by nature and its people. Artist Carolina Cabrera depicts the region's big heart in this piece made of cotton-wool blend threads and acrylic accents for a vibrant look. Set on a cotton textile, the piece portrays Guatemala's nature through sweet details in intense colors, imitating a spring morning.

The artwork, titled Latido in Spanish, is framed with pinewood for a lustrous display.