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Representing Uzoma, meaning "the good way" in the Igbo language, this mask is crafted by artisan Abdul Aziz Mohamadu through an intensive process requiring both patience and skill. The artisan hand carves the mask from local sese wood, then allows it to dry for two weeks before sanding and hand painting the elongated nose, closed eyes, mouth and dotted incision details. The Nigerian-style mask, intended for wall use, is then painted with striking yellow and blue highlights, and finished with clay for an aged, vintage look.

Crescent moons welcome the bright presence of the sun in an outdoor wall art sculpture of exceptional artistry. Mexico's Alejandro de Esesarte hand crafts the original steel wall art sculpture, which he paints by hand with colors of intense beauty.

This striking woodcut block print commands attention with its vibrant colors inspired by the iconic cempasuchil flower and the powerful presence of a serpent—a symbol rich in Mexican heritage. Crafted with ink on paper and complete with a mat, this captivating artwork by Mexico’s R. Fabricio brings depth and tradition to your decor, ready to make a statement on any wall.

Titled Culebrón Cempasuchil in Spanish.

Christian Bustamante expertly uses acrylics on canvas to paint the vibrant figure of a red snapper that has just been caught in an energizing yellow background. “For this composition, I drew inspiration from my country’s rich artisanal fishing heritage,” says the Salvadoran artist. “The inspiration sprung from the waters of the sea that sustain so many low-income families in coastal communities, becoming a vital link to the reality around me. The choice to portray a red snapper is not just aesthetic; it is a statement about the cultural and economic importance of this species in people's daily lives. Every stroke and shade in the painting aims to capture the essence of artisanal fishing, an activity that is not just a livelihood but a way to preserve deep-rooted traditions.”

Titled Pesca del Dia in Spanish.

Artist Anna Stepanyan captures beauty and sublimity through semi-abstract details in this batik wall art. Framed with beech wood, this stunning composition reunites bold hues in a still-life portrait that transforms quotidian life into a statement of deep symbolism.

Artistic brilliance and environmental consciousness perfectly blend in this spectacular wall mirror masterfully handcrafted by Mexico’s Margarita Revilla. Inspired by her country’s rich Colonial past, the artisan creates a splendid design boasting exquisite repousse aluminum accents with an antique finish that frame delightful floral motifs adorned with lively amber crystal beads. More than just a stunning visual statement, it is a testament to her commitment to sustainability as the mirror is fashioned from recycled glass.