black and white wall decor

Hand-carved of Balinese suar wood, a lounging cat gazes upward, its rear leg and tail hanging over the edge of a tabletop or shelf. Nengah Sudarsana designs this sculpture for a welcoming addition to any home, painting the cat with colors of black and white.

Hovering on whirring wings, a whimsical hummingbird seeks out the sweet nectar of flowers. Zeny and Reyna transform found pieces of copal wood into a delightful alebrije painted orange, red, yellow, green, white and black. These fanciful sculptures are a traditional folk art in Oaxaca, once based on twenty totems but today representing all kinds of animals. They take their name from a Caló gypsy word for "something difficult, tangled, confusing or fantastic."

Includes a thread for hanging.

Because each alebrije is individually created work of folk art, shapes will vary slightly. Small parts are separated for shipping to protect from breakage.

Monica de Castellanos' charming collection of ceramic sculptures beautifully showcases her Guatemalan heritage and her passion for angels. Each piece is carefully hand-painted to depict traditional female attire from different regions of her country with great attention to detail, like this sculpture of Santo Domingo Xenacoj’s costume. A brilliant blue skirt with vibrant accents, a red blouse or hüipil adorned with delightful stripes and motifs in black, white, pink, green and light blue as well as a harp and wings make it a truly remarkable decorative accent ideal for any space.

This fun zebra wall sculpture is created by the artisans of Caribbean Craft, who work with recycled paper and locally grown arrowroot starch to create it. The papier mache sculpture has a modern aesthetic to complement any decor. Caribbean Craft strives to create stable, sustainable incomes for individual artisans and grow business opportunities for isolated artisan communities throughout Haiti.

Add a touch of cultural charm to your home with Monica de Castellanos' beautifully hand-painted ceramic sculptures inspired by her love for angels and her Guatemalan heritage. Each piece depicts traditional female attire from various regions of her country, which in this case is the city of Solola. This sculpture boasts a hand-painted black striped skirt and a long red blouse or hüipil with beautiful motifs in white, black, pink and aqua. The fabulous wings and harp top this design which is built to last thanks to a protective varnish finish.

Transform your living space with Monica de Castellanos' exceptional ceramic angel sculpture collection where cultural heritage meets artistic finesse. The collection features meticulously hand-painted pieces depicting traditional female costumes from diverse regions of her native Guatemala, such as this exquisite San Pedro La Laguna attire with a grey skirt adorned with white motifs and a black blouse or hüipil decorated with multicolored floral accents. The impressive pair of wings and harp further enhance the beauty of this splendid sculpture making it an ideal choice for adding color and cultural richness to any home.