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Forming a circle, four quarter-round boxes display the ancient technique of lacquerware. Though the art form originated in China, the technique spread to northern Thailand centuries ago and firmly took hold there. Artisan Nantana Sompamitre crafts this set of four small boxes from mango wood and paints them carefully with floral motifs in tones of yellow and red.

Red, blue and yellow bring each floral detail to life, creating a little paradise on this decorative box's surface. Crafted in India by Fida Hussain, the box displays a strong rectangular structure of weeping willow wood. After adding a polished finish, the artisan completes his creation with a faux velvet lining.

Spring wears a romantic crimson hue in this weeping willow wood decorative box by Fida Hussain. The artisan uses classic techniques to create this exquisite piece, whose floral details display a lovely palette as a symbol of romance. The interior is lined with faux velvet, allowing extra glamour.

Swirling with the fiery spirit of fall, this exquisite decorative box captures autumn's most dramatic moment - when leaves burst into their final, magnificent dance. The marriage of weeping willow wood and papier mache creates the perfect canvas for a spectacular display of hand-painted foliage, where oil paints tell nature's most colorful story under a gleaming coat of lacquer. India’s Fida Hussein brings this keepsake box to life, whose vivid celebration of seasonal magic makes it an irresistible guardian for your most cherished small treasures.

A festival of flowers bathes in a romantic aura, allowing Mohammad Hussain Baba's newest design to display a lovely sensation. The Indian artisan works with weeping willow wood to create this set of six coasters in a box, all featuring a papier mache finish of smooth texture. The pieces are hand-painted with colorful floral details on a red base color, evoking the passionate side of the spring season.