pottery

Ghana’s Raphael Amediku skillfully transforms discarded pottery fragments into a stunning ceramic decorative flower pot that infuses your space with a burst of vibrancy and beauty. Showcasing meticulous craftsmanship, he repurposes these broken pieces to create a unique and stylish decorative accent for your home. The eco-friendly planter features gorgeous hand-painted motifs in shades of blue, yellow, black and white against a backdrop of vivid red.

Ghana's Raphael Amediku breathes new life into broken pottery fragments he gathers from local artisans by beautifully repurposing them into an elegant ceramic decorative flower pot. Adorned with hand-painted white motifs featuring geometric patterns, streaks and dots on a black background, this eco-friendly planter adds a touch of sophistication to your indoor or outdoor haven. In the African Ewe language, the word Gboane means “originator,” a fitting tribute to the creative spirit behind this exceptional creation.

Experience the stunning artistry of Andean culture with this exquisite wool runner rug from artisan Gerardo Fernandez. The striking design pays homage to the tocapus, the distinctive geometric designs widely used in Inca culture. These intricate patterns adorned various items, including textiles, pottery and other crafted goods, serving as a fundamental artistic element throughout the Inca Empire. The rug's captivating colors, derived entirely from natural sources like cochineal, tree leaves, bark, roots and fruits, bring ancient traditions to life in your home. This handwoven masterpiece not only elevates your space but also connects you to centuries of Peruvian craftsmanship and creativity.

This exquisite ceramic decorative flower pot by Ghana's Raphael Amediku embraces sustainability by ingeniously repurposing broken pottery fragments sourced from local artisans, giving them new life in a stunningly unique design. With its hand-painted white and black exterior adorned with inverted chevron and dot motifs as well as a distressed finish that adds a touch of rustic charm, this eco-friendly planter is an eye-catching decorative accent for your indoor or outdoor oasis. The word Gboane means “originator” in the African Ewe language.

Broken pottery fragments left behind by local artisans are transformed by Ghana's Raphael Amediku into an awe-inspiring ceramic wall-mounted vase. This lovely eco-friendly design offers a stylish and unique way to display artificial plants and floral arrangements on any wall. With a structure that reminds us of a brick wall, it is exquisitely hand-painted in copper, brown, black and gold hues with a splendid antique finish. At the center, a depiction of a man blowing a horn adds a touch of mystique and character.

Working with recycled auto parts and scrap metal, Armando Ramirez creates unique rustic sculptures like this one of a gardener. Wielding hedge shears, with his lawnmower standing by, the figure attends to potted plants on shelves. The gardener's hat and a lanky tree offer welcome shade.