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A beautiful image of the Virgin of Guadalupe, the patron saint of Mexico, is set over pinewood with the decoupage technique for a majestic cross that is a powerful symbol of faith and devotion. With exquisite floral and angel motifs, this decorative accent is crafted by hand from a design by artisan Ana Maria Gonzalez and comes with an iron loop hanger to display on the wall.

Mark time throughout the holiday season and beyond with this pretty perpetual calendar from Togog Suyasa. Carved by hand from albesia wood and topped with a smiling angel, the calendar features blocks with all of the months and numbers 0-9 so you can display the day's date. The angel wears a starry lilac gown and hair made from natural pandanus fiber.

Mark time throughout the holiday season and beyond with this pretty perpetual calendar from Togog Suyasa. Carved by hand from albesia wood and topped with a smiling angel, the calendar features blocks with all of the months and numbers 0-9 so you can display the day's date. The angel wears a starry red gown and hair made from natural pandanus fiber.

Hands crossed in a gesture of reverence, a beautiful deva (angel) strolls through a wooded glade. In Thailand, devas are beings of exquisite grace and beauty who live in the heaven of sensuous pleasure. They often visit earth to help and protect humanity, or to bring messages from the gods. Using only hand tools, Tay Nontawat sculpts this panel of prized teak wood and the finished piece is dried in the sun. Nontawat then adds subtle color and protects it with a coat of lacquer.

This breathtaking retablo portrays the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, a masterful creation handcrafted by Peruvian artisan Alejandro Chavez. Made from wood and meticulously painted by hand in vibrant colors, it embodies the rich tradition of Andean folk art. At its heart stands the ceramic figurine of Christ on the cross, rendered with exquisite detail that captures the profound agony and sacrifice of the moment. Surrounding Him are delicate figurines of angels and onlookers, their expressions radiating deep emotion and reverence. More than a devotional piece, this retablo is a testament to the cultural and spiritual fusion that defines Peruvian folk art.