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A popular percussive instrument in Indonesia, the gong is played in Indonesian orchestras. Anak Agung Ary in Bali hand carves these musicians and their gongs from local albesia wood, hand painting the figures in bright colors with a distressed finish.

With a rustic patina that gives it the look of a precious antique, this sculpture is a standout. Anak Agung Ary carves the sculpture by hand from albesia wood. It depicts Balinese musicians performing a traditional song during a Hindu ceremony.

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.

With breathtaking ceramic sculptures painted by hand in great detail, Monica de Castellanos manages to convey the two things that inspire her the most: Angels and the culture of her native Guatemala. She decorates the angel sculptures using acrylic paints with motifs inspired by the traditional costumes worn by women in different regions of her country. In this case, she paints the splendid piece with the distinctive attire of San Rafael Petzal featuring a red blouse or hüipil with geometric designs in different shades and a burgundy skirt with horizontal and vertical stripes. The angel with imposing ivory wings holds a golden harp in her hands and is given a varnish finish that guarantees protection and durability.

This set of three pinewood figurines reimagines the classic Three Wise Monkeys theme with cats in vibrant colors. By Juan and Carolina, the fancy felines are hand-carved and painted, and are treated to a wax finish. Their rustic details make them one-of-a-kind.

Paddling serenely across a pre-Hispanic lake, an ancient duck is frozen en time, the moment preserved for eternity. Walter Jose Acosta depicts the beautiful bird in a ceremonial vessel in the style of Peru's Moche people, who crafted realistic clay portraits of people and animals. This exquisite replica of an ancient huaco, or clay vessel is meticulously crafted of burnished terracotta and painted by hand.

Ganesha, the benevolent god of science and arts, visits your home, displaying the glamorous aura of the celadon pottery technique. Crafted by Thatsanee and Ramphan of Thailand, this sublime ceramic sculpture pays honor to the deity's sacred figure and symbols, accented by a blue hue and crackled finish.