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Bent over his desk, an accountant punches numbers into an old-fashioned adding machine. Armando Ramírez creates the dedicated professional in a rustic sculpture. It is handcrafted of recycled metal, with a spark plug for the body.

Ramírez does not give his sculptures a fine polished finish, therefore smudges and scratches may be present.

Bent over his drafting table, an architect conjures magnificent structures in three dimensions. Armando Ramírez creates the talented designer in a rustic sculpture. It is fashioned of recycled bicycle and automobile parts.

Balinese artisan Nik creates a set of 3 ornament garlands to add shine to your holiday decor. Alternating hand embossed stars and diamonds are separated by silvertone beads. Ready to hang on the tree, mantle, windows or anywhere you want a festive look.

Alone in his rowboat, a fisherman tries his luck. Crafted from an assortment of recycled metal, the image springs from the imagination of Armando Ramírez. Galvanized wire becomes the arms, legs and fishing pole, and a spark plug forms the body.

Ramírez does not give his sculptures a fine polished finish, therefore smudges and scratches may be present.

This rugged digger is sculpted by Mexico's Armando Ramírez from an intriguing collection of scrap metal pieces and auto parts. The cabin, for example, is built with thick wire, metal sheets, screws and a pulley. It also features a rocker arm from a car's ignition system, and pieces that were left over from a die machine as well as industrial bearings. The front and rear shovels are forged from metal sheets, die pieces and screws.

Please note it is the artist's intention not to give his sculptures a fine polished finish, therefore smudges and scratches may be present.

Featuring a red color with metallic-colored accents and hand-painted multicolored floral motifs, this ceramic bull figurine represents a fusion between Spanish and Peruvian styles. Maribel Posso Olivares is proud to present her own designs in this sculpture, inspired by the myth of the torito de Pucará, which tells the story of a sacrificial bull that brought water to the townspeople by piercing the side of a mountain with its horn.