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Birds and the grasslands always go hand in hand in Horacio Esquivel's art. This striking composition is not an exception as it depicts an exotic bird in the most vibrant shade of red on green grasslands with a stroke of yellow for yet another impressive contrast accent. The scene is crafted by the Mexican artist using acrylic paints and natural dyes on Fabriano paper.

Titled Pájaro Rojo en Pastizal Verde in Spanish.

Perfect for carrying makeup tools, cosmetics and beauty essentials, this delightful cotton cosmetic bag is a must-have for those who value style and functionality. Showcasing a lovely floral and leaf batik pattern exquisitely enhanced by delicate bead embroidery, the bag comes fully lined and features a zippered closure and a handy strap, making it not only fashionable but also highly practical. The color palette of red, gold, white, black, sage green and pink hues creates a harmonious blend in this exquisite design presented by Java’s Wahyu Sulistiani.

You'd almost feel like you are birdwatching with this fabulous painting by Mexico's Horacio Esquivel. The artist depicts a lovely red bird with a cobalt tail submerged in the vastness of nature. Working with natural dyes and acrylic paints, he crafts the serene composition on Fabriano paper.

Titled Pájaro en Naturaleza Verde in Spanish.

Guatemala's enchanting aura lives in each species that inhabits those stunning forests full of sweet fruits and marvelous landscapes. Motivated by those dreamy views that connect every soul with Mother Nature's essence, artist Hugo Pichiya captures Guatemala's natural magnificence in this oil on canvas impressionist composition, depicting a typical black-capped chickadee sitting on delicious red fruits, symbolizing the country's prosperous spirit.

The painting, titled Carbonero Cabecinegro in Spanish, arrives signed and stretched.

A set of four trees makes a lovely addition to your holiday decor. Costa Rican artisan Blanca Padilla handcrafts these stars out of the fiber extracted from cabuya, a succulent that looks like agave. The artisan works with the cabuya's natural texture to form the trees, each a different color and topped with a red ribbon bow.

The art and skill of creating handicrafts from cabuya has been handed down through Blanca Padilla's family for generations. The artisan sources her material herself, growing and harvesting the cabuya, extracting the fiber, and preparing it for use in the handicrafts. Blanca Padilla hopes to help revitalize the cabuya craft industry with the success of her designs.