girly decor

A cute girl with messy red hair dons a charming light grey dress adorned with beautiful yellow flowers and red small dots, cradling an orange fox stuffed animal friend in her hand. This colourful papier mache ornament from Armenian artisan Anna Nasibyan promises to bring a touch of whimsy and charm to any decor, making it an ideal and thoughtful present for your beloved on Valentine's Day and other special occasions. It can be effortlessly displayed anywhere you like with the help of the accompanying jute cord.

Iliana Hernandez's artistry breathes life into a girl adorned in the traditional Guatemalan huipil, a testament to the meticulous craftsmanship of crochet. This colourful decorative doll is a vivid display of the enduring allure of the Japanese amigurumi technique, which infuses it with unparalleled charm.

Bea—this little miss—is a bit nervous and impatient about confessing her feelings to a special friend, but she knows that the time is now, and however the outcome may be, she is happy to show her love to the world. Directly from Armenia, Anna Nasibyan's newest papier mache ornament is hand-painted in exquisite details, portraying Bea in a cute floral blue dress, holding a big heart that represents her sweet and joyous soul. The accessory is also equipped with a jute cord.

"Niluh Sekarwangi is a Balinese girl who wants to create peace and enjoy the natural beauty of the world without war," says artist Harman about the tender icon that inspired him to create this acrylic painting. Following expressionist themes, the artist makes the composition in a warm palette, adding traditional floral motifs.

The artwork comes signed and unstretched.

"Nature shows a marvelous range of joyous colors in a world filled with flowers. In this design I really enjoyed thinking of the fresh breeze and the blossoms' perfume," María Uyauri confides. An expression of peace on earth, this wall hanging depicts a man who feeds a duck and girls picking flowers.

Uyauri creates this beautiful wall hanging in intricate arpillería – embroidered appliqués of fabric cutouts hand-stitched to a background of cotton. Crafted in three dimensions, each figure is lavishly embroidered. A display rod can slip through an opening at the top.