small wall decor

A small village is hedged by the sharp peaks of the Andes mountains. The sleepy town is even more isolated from outside contact by its solitary bridge of entry. Farmers and herders trek across the narrow bridge daily, heading to work in the fields or to tend their flocks. Inspired by their children and the breathtaking Andean landscape, the Cárdenas Brothers weave this beautiful tapestry from virgin wool.

Titled "Puente de ingreso" in Spanish.

Inspired by the textiles of the ancient Inca, Peruvian artisan Gamaniel Esmit creates a beautiful area rug. In tones of crimson, saffron, and tangerine, geometric patterns decorate this handwoven wool rug, interspersed with zigzagging stripes of smoke grey.

Peru’s David Laura Zanabria aptly calls his spectacular tapestry “Childhood Dream” because it expresses “my first impressions in the arts and crafts when I was around ten. Birds depicted with intense shades evoke a sense of mysticism when trying to understand where those small animals with their vibrant, colorful plumage came from. It is an entry into a timeless reality triggered by a childhood memory.” The captivating tapestry is hand-woven from wool in a cotton warp and exudes a contemporary style that will make it an instant centerpiece.

This barnyard bunch is ready for Christmas. The set of six wool ornaments includes a pig, goat, donkey, cow, sheep and a horse. Each one is dressed in their holiday best, ready for the festivities. Handcrafted by Indian artisan Ashish Mehta.

Felted wool puppies are ready for a winter's walk in their coats and scarves. Indian artisan Ashish Mehta crafts each dog from wool, wearing a scarf and jacket with cotton embroidery and glass beads for the eyes. This set of six arrives with a polyester storage pouch.