large wooden jewelry box

Peruvian furniture maker Kelvin Maguiña crafts a wood and leather chest featuring hand-tooled designs. The birds, flowers and leaves are hand-painted in vibrantcolors and given an antique finish. Beneath the main compartment are three drawers, two for small items and one for larger treasures. All compartments are lined with velvet.

In 1863, Napoleon intervened in Mexico and the defeat of the French troops in Puebla is the reason behind the 5 de Mayo celebrations. Yet the French influence lives on, and Avenida Reforma in Mexico City was modeled after the Champs-Élysées in Paris. Handcrafted by Ana Maria Gonzalez, this decoupage jewelry box depicts scenes from France. The lid opens to reveal a large compartment, a pop-up tray and a convenient mirror. Beneath is a drawer.

Glistening gem-like glass accents harmonize with the elaborate patterns that adorn this jewelry box. Designed by Khalid Ali, the jewelry box is masterfully crafted by hand with ornate nickel plated brass over wood. The velvet-lined interior has two practical compartments and a vanity mirror.

Kawuyumaire, the blue deer and messenger of the Huichol gods now guards the treasures within this jewelry box. Mexico's Ana Maria González masters decoupage techniques on a pinewood jewelry box featuring a top deck with three compartments and a lower drawer.

This chest treasures the timeless allure of Catrina, as first developed by renowned Mexican caricaturist José Guadalupe Posadas. Personifying death, Catrina is a coquettish character that symbolizes Mexican customs and beliefs. She is portrayed eating a watermelon and drinking tequila in a decoupage composition by Ana Maria Gonzalez. She uses it to adorn a pinewood box featuring iron fixtures.

Part of NOVICA's Dia de los Muertos collection.

In Balinese mythology, Barong, also known as Bhoma, represents the goodness that destroyed the evil Rangda. His adventures are reenacted in the form of a folkloric dance and his image is also hung on doors to ward off evil spirits. He is the center of three exquisite items crafted in Indonesia and selected by the NOVICA team for a gift set imbued with mystique and style. The remarkable wall mask is hand-carved in great detail from suar wood, ready to infuse your space with cultural significance. The splendid jewelry box is skillfully handcrafted from jempinis wood and opens to reveal a convenient mirror and four small compartments surrounding a larger one, all lined with faux velvet. The beloved Barong also graces the gorgeous sterling silver pendant in a unity bracelet fashioned with lava stone beads and a handmade macrame cord.

Hand-painted with the image of a blue bird perched on a floral tree, this set of three decorative boxes brings the beauty of Salvadoran handicrafts to your home. Artisan cooperative God's Seed proudly presents the set of descending size, which is crafted of pinewood. The larger box opens with brass hinges, and the medium and small boxes open with hinges made of leather.