forest ring

A hibiscus wood canvas and vivid combination of colors on this forest-motif painted mask will bring a bit of Balinese splendor to your home or office. Artisan Gusti Ngurah Semarajaya of Bali hand-carves and hand-paints each piece using a combination of red, blue, white, green, and black. The painted design features a pair of parrots and a robin sitting in the trees. The woman's mysterious smile gives an aura of peace and happiness. This gorgeous mask is displayed on a keruing wood stand for placement on a shelf or table.

Hugo Pichiya's impressive oil on canvas painting embodies the essence of an exotic forest with its lush green trees, captured in the classic style of the Impressionists. The composition is brought to life by the vibrant and exuberant nature of the scene, but it is the resplendent quetzal that truly steals the show. This magnificent bird with its striking red chest, delicate yellow beak and stunning green feathers serves as the centerpiece of the painting and showcases the artist's mastery in capturing the unique features of this national symbol of Guatemala.

A symphony of color unfolds across this striking acrylic landscape painting, capturing the untamed beauty of Bali’s wilderness where rainbow-winged butterflies float past exotic birds in their forest sanctuary. The dramatic mountain backdrop and delicate flora demonstrate artist Made Artini’s remarkable ability to translate nature’s grandeur onto paper with photographic precision.

When the night arrives in the enchanting Indian forest, a display of color and oneiric beauty extends its wings. Neelima Gupta uses marble dust and oil dyes to capture the vibrant hues of the region's midnights. Leafy and blooming branches conquer the composition, while lovely birds crown the piece with regal fantasy.

This relief wall art has a neem wood frame.

Guatemala's Jessica and Lorena reimagine the beloved blue jay with a palette of exquisite colors and transform it into a "rainbow jay" for a delightful wall accent that will fill your home with charm. This dreamy accessory comes with a brass hanger and features a cedar wood circular panel painted by hand and framed by hand-woven pine needles that are collected from the Guatemalan forests once they have broken apart from fallen trees.

Birds fill the tropical forest of Costa Rica with color and beauty, inspiring many around the world. Artist Hilda Zúñiga is also fascinated by these stunning friends, painting an impressionist composition in honor of the country's natural landscapes. Hilda uses acrylic on canvas in a palette of vibrant hues to bring every element to life, titling her creation Aves in Spanish.

A cedar wood circular panel is beautifully painted by hand by Guatemalan artisans to depict two bee-eaters peacefully perching on a tree. This lovely wall accent features a unique frame woven by hand from pine needles collected directly from the forest. Jessica and Lorena's design is a colorful addition to your home and can be displayed on the wall thanks to a brass hanger.

Bright hues capture the magnificence of the Indian forest, adding color to the peafowls that protagonize this classic Madhubani painting by Sarita Devi. Combining vegetable dyes on handmade paper, Sarita creates a splendid scene where leaves and feathers live harmoniously, symbolizing nature's majesty and vitality.

The artwork arrives signed and unstretched.

"We as God's creatures must have peaceful feelings and hearts. A peaceful heart allows us to forgive each other for all mistakes, maintain good relations with fellow creatures of God and be grateful for what we have and are. If we can live from the heart, we will feel grateful and will always be at peace" says Aldi.

In his painting, free-flying doves symbolize world peace, and two hands shake in accord, forming a united, yet diverse forest in this dreamy acrylic painting fashioned in the surrealist style.

"Standing as a metaphor for the process of globalization and free movement of people, the greeting of hands is the unification of all continents of the globe, while the trees bridge the gap as the diverse population of the globe."

The artist says his painting interprets world peace as the only way for the relationship between God, humans and the environment to prosper — to be able to forgive each other and set aside common differences.