geometric patterns

Arlen Estrada hand-crafts this fabulous lady from ceramic and clads her in a skirt decorated with her signature geometric patterns. She'll look fantastic as a dining table centerpiece or adding a splash of color to your shelves. Arlen is known for ultra-modern geometric designs that bring a breath of fresh air to traditional techniques. She has grown her passion for the arts into running her own workshop, D'Abstracto, in Managua, Nicaragua.

A pensive woman with a stunning patchwork headdress adorned with floral and geometric patterns is captured against a bright turquoise background. Cuban artist Lidia Veronica Echenagusia, who lives in Costa Rica, works with acrylic paints on canvas to craft this Expressionist-style painting meant to marvel anywhere you choose to display it.

Titled Amor Por Mi Tierra in Spanish.

Monica de Castellanos' ceramic angel sculptures are a true treasure trove for art enthusiasts. Inspired by her love for angels and the vibrant Guatemalan culture, each piece in her collection is carefully hand-painted with incredible attention to detail, depicting traditional attire from various regions of her country. This sculpture is a prime example, showcasing the stunning costume of Chichicastenango. The fuchsia blouse or hüipil with its intricate geometric patterns, paired with the striped blue skirt, is simply mesmerizing while the golden harp and the exquisite wings add to the sculpture's allure.

Monica de Castellanos’ collection of ceramic sculptures is a true reflection of her inspiration drawn from angels and the rich culture of her native Guatemala. Each piece is carefully painted by hand and showcases the traditional attire worn by women in different regions of her country. This time she depicts the costume of San Rafael Petzal with a striking red blouse or hüipil adorned with geometric patterns and paired with a burgundy skirt featuring colorful horizontal and vertical stripes. The golden harp in the angel's hands and the exquisite ivory wings exude pure grace while the sculpture’s varnish finish ensures longevity and protection.

Monica de Castellanos' ceramic figurines are a must-have for anyone who appreciates art. Her love for angels and her native Guatemalan culture is evident in every piece painted by hand with meticulous attention to detail depicting traditional female attire from various regions of her country. This figurine, showcasing the stunning costume of Todo Santos, is a perfect example. The red blouse or hüipil with exquisite geometric patterns and matched by a solid navy blue skirt is a sight to behold. The lovely wings and golden harp add charm to make this an outstanding decorative accent that will last for years to come thanks to its protective varnish.

Inspired by her passion for angels and the vibrant Guatemalan culture, Monica de Castellanos creates a phenomenal collection of ceramic sculptures with each piece being painted by hand with great attention to detail depicting the traditional attire worn by women in different regions of her country. This remarkable sculpture showcases the costume of Chichicastenango where the pink blouse or hüipil with geometric patterns and the striped blue skirt are a captivating sight. The golden harp held by the angel and the spectacular wings create an atmosphere of pure elegance. The sculpture is coated with a varnish finish, ensuring it lasts long and remains protected.