bright wall art

Inspired by the bright colors and bold patterns of modern art, Lalit Sakhuja in India designs this lively wall mirror. Handcrafted on a mango wood base, the mirror features a colorful frame inlaid with a mosaic of ceramic tiles. The back of the mirror is removable, and comes equipped with a hook for easy hanging.

A tranquil lagoon scene awakens tender and celestial sensations, making Neelima Gupta's newest relief artwork a piece of excellence. Crafted in the luxurious Indian lands, this marble dust wall wart intends to convey peaceful vibes through the graceful details that compose the scene: elegant swans, bright leaves and charming flowers.

This relief wall art has a neem wood frame.

Infuse your holiday decorations with vibrancy and grace thanks to the delightful accents from India that make up this lovely gift set curated by the NOVICA team. Bring the beauty of Jaipur’s art right to your Christmas tree with this bright red star topper, crafted from wool felt and boasting exquisite hand embroidery, glittering sequins and large silver sequins that emulate India’s legendary mirror applique. Globes of bright felted wool in gumdrop colors are strung together to create a cheery garland, showcasing delicate hand-embroidered details and perfect for decorating the tree or mantelpiece. And you won’t be able to resist the charm of the six adorable toddlers wearing colorful snowsuits that grace a collection of wool felt ornaments, equipped with cords for easy hanging.

Both the tree garland and ornament set include storage bags.

Arti Sharma of India handcrafts these inviting ornaments using felted wool and a beautiful selection of vibrantly colored beads and sequins. The artisan achieves the desired shape and size using a soft, polyester filling and adorns each ornament with a red ribbon for hanging. Each set arrives in a green pouch and includes a perfectly shaped Christmas tree, star, heart, and fleur-de-lis.

The elephant-man Hindu god Ganesha is portrayed in a variety of vibrant colors, with a dotted, stylized appearance in this Gond painting by Vidushini from India. Once used as wall murals by the Gond women of Madhya Pradesh, Gond paintings represent a legendary style, carried on in this fantastic painting.

A bright peacock spreads its wings and takes flight in this fantastical Madhubani painting from India's Vidushini. Created with acrylic on handmade paper, the work mesmerizes with vivid hues of red, blue, yellow, and turquoise painted in clean, graphic lines. A lovely floral motif surrounds the bird, creating the impression of a window or a door. Madhubani paintings originated in Bihar, India, where they were used to adorn walls and floors of homes and other buildings.