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Perfect for welcoming the holidays, this pair of ornaments from Mexico is designed by Juana Ponce. She works in the time-honored tradition of Talavera handicrafts, hand-painting each ceramic tree with colorful and vibrant floral motifs.

Romantic love, that universal feeling that unites two people in life and also in the afterlife, is the inspiration behind Peruvian artisan Jose Ramos’ remarkable retablo where that powerful emotion is represented by two enamored skeletons on their wedding day. Inspired by the Day of the Dead, this exceptional diorama is meticulously handcrafted from black walnut wood. Its hand-painted ceramic figurines are skillfully arranged within with a prominent heart on the top that proudly bears the message “Together forever” in Spanish. Elaborate floral and leaf designs grace the doors which can be displayed opened or closed, offering versatility and enhancing the overall charm of this decorative accent.

Mexico's Armando Sobreyra promises a pleasant moment with this stunning ceramic decanter for those tasty tequila beverages. The artisan crafts the accessory in the shape of a ring, with the cap charmingly disguised as a jewel. The body features a combination of ivory and white hues arranged in a classic floral pattern, whereas a centered-agave painting finishes the piece with a nod to Mexico's natural richness.

Transform your surroundings with grace and style with this magnificent ceramic decorative jar expertly designed by Thai artisan Kanda. Drawing inspiration from rice spikelets and exotic birds, this exceptional celadon ceramic accessory showcases a mesmerizing crackled finish, a distinctive green glaze and elaborate hand-painted motifs that command attention. Whether serving as a guardian for your prized mementos or as a striking accent to your interior design, this extraordinary piece promises to bring enduring beauty to any space.

This vibrant retablo showcases a group of skeletons that rise from their eternal dreams and return for a night of earthly pleasures, eating, drinking and celebrating their lives and memories. Evoking the Day of the Dead, Peru’s Jose Ramos designs this unique diorama handcrafted from black walnut wood whose hand-painted ceramic figurines expertly arranged within make it a standout. Elaborate floral and leaf patterns adorn the doors that can be displayed either open or closed, providing a delightful touch.