art pieces

The cross is a popular theme for wall art, but Alejandro de Esesarte from Mexico sets his design apart by hand-painting the steel piece in yellow, orange and gold with a crackled finish for a spectacular and very original touch. It is a unique piece and the perfect addition to your home spaces.

A very original decorative wall art featuring a flaming moon with an interesting contrast of colours is designed by Alejandro de Esesarte in Mexico. Every detail of the handmade and hand-painted piece is carefully crafted and the moon conveys tranquility, warmth and beauty.

Mexican Artisan J. Blas uses a traditional technique to handcraft this beautiful wall decoration made from steel and inspired by the beauty and grace of the butterfly. After cutting the figure from a steel sheet, Blas hand-paints the colourful details of this lovely piece of art that will undoubtedly fill any corner of your home with life.

The spirit of the always wise and artistic Frida Kahlo is depicted by master artisan Jorge Escamilla in this ceramic wall art that reunites tradition, happiness and mystery in one sublime piece. The artwork is crafted with classic methods that allow the Mexican artisan to depict Frinda in her Day of the Dead version: a dancing skeleton of floral details. With each element painted by hand, the design is equipped with steel wires that allow it to move.

The magic and mystery of natural landscapes are brought together in this beautiful wall sculpture that reflects the wonders of nature. Mexican artisan Alejandro de Esesarte handcrafts this beautiful decoration painted in bright colours and equipped with a hook on the back to hang it on the wall.

Each piece is handmade in detail, making them unique, so colours and sizes may vary.

In the 1930s, Mexico City saw the beginning of a captivating art style. After a feverish dream full of fantastic creatures, Pedro Linares started to create colourful animal-like sculptures called alebrijes.

Since that day, many have continued Pedro's legacy, making amazing works such as this unique piece of wall art by Alejandro de Esesarte.

"I was drawing an alebrije-like figure, when a little girl came to see what I was doing and joyfully shouted, 'alegrijes!' She misspelled 'alebrijes,' and we all laughed," he recalls.

"Later in the day, it hit me — the little girl didn't make a mistake. Because by changing a single letter, she gave me the new name for my line of alebrijes. They will be called alegrijes.

"Alegre' means means 'joy.' Alegrijes — the ones who bring joy." Using a vibrant palette, the artisan crafts a spectacular winged beast, half-deer and half-dragon.

In the 1930s, Mexico City saw the beginning of a fascinating art style. After a feverish dream full of mystic and fantastic creatures, Pedro Linares started to create colourful animal-like sculptures called alebrijes. Since that day, many artisans have continued Pedro's legacy, making outstanding works such as this steel dragon wall sculpture by Alejandro de Esesarte.

"I was drawing an alebrije-like figure, when a little girl came to see what I was doing and joyfully shouted with a big smile, 'alegrijes!' She misspelled 'alebrijes,' and we all laughed," he recalls.

"Later in the day, it hit me — the little girl didn't make a mistake. Because by changing a single letter, she gave me the new name for my line of alebrijes. They will be called alegrijes.

Alegre' means means 'joy.' Alegrijes — the ones who bring joy." Using a colourful palette, the artisan crafts a piece of wall art perfect for adding a magical touch to your environment.

Ready for a touch of tiny sweetness? These cute ladybugs arrive from the enchanting El Salvador to add tender essence to your days. Perfect to create a whimsical space or to express your gentle spirit, this set of three steel wall accents by Sandra Alvarado is hand-painted in pink hues, which boasts the pieces' lovely aura.