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Jose Arriola depicts four Christmas angels in hand painted terracotta. The charming set of ornaments wears bright and cheerful clothing based on Guatemala's traditional handloomed artistry. They arrive in a colorful storage pouch made from hand woven cotton.

Shaped of terracotta and hand painted in bright folk art colors, these festive ornaments depict the Christmas star. Jose Arriola creates a set of six, and each one is different. Poinsettias with distinct stylizations adorn them. They arrive in a storage bag of handloomed cotton.

Jose Arriola uses his incredible skill to carefullyhandpaints each ceramic Christmas tree with festive folk art motifs. The brightly colored patterns are borrowedfrom women's traditional clothing called Huipil in hishome country of Guatemala. The set of six ornamentsinclude a handloomed storage bag.

The market stalls are bursting with colorful flowers and sumptuous fruits and vegetables in this hand made arpillera wall hanging by artisan Leonor Quispe of Peru. The artist fills this wall hanging with delectable details and texture, from the petals of the flowers to the traditional clothing of the market sellers to the leafy greens of the produce. A display rod can be inserted into an opening at the top for easy hanging. A cornucopia of color, this arpillera will be a bright and lively focal point for any room.

The holiday season arrives with crescent moons and shooting stars in a colorful set of ornaments from Guatemala. Jose Arriola handcrafts the ornaments of ceramic and paints them with acrylics. Each of the six ornaments hangs from bright red ribbons, and the set arrives in a traditional cotton pouch woven on a pedal-loom.