family figurines

A cute family of geckos reunites in your home to attract renewal and good fortune! Thai artisan Panapai uses handblown techniques to create this set of five figurines, all adorned with white, brown and yellow accents that create a captivating illusion around each adorable lizard.

To make this cute set of three ladybug-shaped figurines, Jose Arriola works ceramic at high temperatures on wood and charcoal-fueled grills, a method that has been used in his native Guatemala since the ancient times of the Mayans. These playful figurines are finally painted by hand and they are all set to bring some color to your spaces.

Jose Arriola uses the traditional Guatemalan technique of working ceramics at high temperatures on wood and charcoal-fueled grills just like the Mayans did centuries ago. He paints by hand this set of three cardinal-shaped figurines and then they are ready to add color to your living spaces.

Jose Arriola works ceramic at high temperatures on wood and charcoal-fueled grills to bring this gallant family of geese to life. This artisanal method is traditional in his native Guatemala and dates back to the ancient times of the Mayans. Add an elegant touch to your home decor with this graceful hand-painted goose family!

Genuine gold gilded accents take this adorable set of three porcelain cat statuettes to another level. This charming addition to your home decoration features a family of smiling cats delicately hand-painted with blue motifs and embellished with 2.6k gold gilt accents on the ears, tail and toes in a charming design by Thai artisan Panida Tamjun.

Working in ceramic, Dionisio Rojas depicts two whimsical bulls wearing flowers. The torito de Pucará is celebrated during cattle branding ceremonies to ensure the animals will be fertile, and it is believed that the little bull guards families and households. A fusion of native Andean and Spanish imagery, these fancifully decorated bulls are crafted in ceramic in the Ayacucho town of Pucará.

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 and exacting depiction of a peregrine falcon complete with blue-grey coloring, mottled breast, and distinctive yellow hooked beak.