window sculpture

Mauricio Morales crafts a small ceramic bird figurine that features exquisite hand painted detailing. "The process for making these small animals was something I learned when I was small...since then it has become a passion of mine," says the Guatemalan artisan, adding that the bird sculpture is made for, "...all of those who love birds." He starts by mixing the clay and carefully shaping the figure, and then he adds aluminum legs and feet. After the bird is fired, he sands it, mixes his own colors and paints the figurine. The result is a charming, meticulously decorated representation of a snowy owl, complete with tuftless head, small yellow eyes, and white plumage with hints of grey.

In this sculpture, a delightful hummingbird feasts from a fragment of naturally sourced benalu wood. Designed by Balinese artisan Yudi Suardi, the hummingbird is hand-carved from jempinis wood. This majestic sculpture is displayed atop a round base.

Hand-carved of rich suar wood, a small child rests in their mother's loving arms. Balinese artisan Komang Sri invites you to explore themes of love and family with this impressive sculpture that adds wonderfully to your home decor.

Maribel Posso takes inspiration from traditional Pucara bulls to create this joyful Pucara horse. It's handcrafted in ceramic and painted with colorful floral designs over a deep red background.

Pucara figurines are a tradition native to the Puno region of Peru that mixes Andean beliefs and traditions with Spanish influences. The sculptures symbolize prosperity, happiness, and fertility and are commonly gifted to newlyweds and kept in homes as good luck amulets.