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Trees grow in a new landscape, starting a long process for a greener planet. Ghanaian artisan Samuel Lovi captures this natural scene in a breathtaking composition made with banana leaves arranged on cardboard, creating a gorgeous wall artwork in a sepia style. Furthermore, the piece has a sese wood frame that allows for easy setting.

Birds of all kinds perch on the generous branches of the Tree of Life. Surrounded by crimson blossoms, the feathered songsters join in a joyous celebration of nature. Working on a traditional Andean handloom, master weaver Eliazar Ochoa transforms virgin wool into a splendid wall hanging.

Titled "Arbol de vida" in Spanish.

A colorful ceramic mosaic depicts sun and leaf motifs around the frame of this wall mirror, handcrafted by Indian artisan Lalit Sakhuja. He designs and crafts the mirror entirely, delicately applying each tile over a body of mango wood to express his passion for nature.

Directly from the majestic lands of India, Neelima Gupta's newest wall art draws inspiration from the traditions and legends of the region. The artist uses marble dust to create a breathtaking scene between a spring tree and a sacred elephant, whose tender trunk finds food in the green leaves growing all around the composition. Neelima uses oil in a vibrant palette to add color to her creation, making it a marvelous piece of art framed with neem wood.

Working with a marble dust mixture, Neelima Gupta creates a fantastic spring scene that captures the divine sweetness of the season in every little detail. This wall artwork from India is made with traditional techniques that allow the artist to create an intricate leafy and floral scene with colorful birds flying around. Neelima also uses oil colors to bring each detail to life, framing her creation with neem wood.

Lidia Veronica Echenagusia is a Cuban artist that lives in Costa Rica and specializes in different arts and crafts, painting being one of her greatest passions. She took inspiration from her previous work to capture with acrylic paints on canvas and in Expressionist style a woman whose hair houses the most exotic animals and nature. "This series of paintings was born because many people told me I should turn into paintings the handcrafted dolls that I used to make so they could appreciate them in their homes. I am inspired by nature, colors, everything that surrounds me; the strength, weaknesses and dreams of women and human beings in general," says Echanagusia.

Titled Sueño Escondido in Spanish.