handmade jewelry

Decorated with traditional Mexican sacred heart motifs, this small jewelry box is a colorful addition to your dresser or vanity. From Mexico's Ana Maria Gonzalez, the pine wood chest is decorated using decoupage techniques. The chest features 6 small drawers for holding jewelry and other treasures.

Inspired by Persia's beautiful carpets, Mohammad Hussain Baba creates a petite jewelry box for personal treasures. He works in the style of Kashmir, crafting the container of weeping willow wood. He then covers it with papier mache in an art form that originated in Persia in the 15th century and paints the intricate images by hand. They are protected with a coat of lacquer, and the box is lined with black velvet.

Mexican tradition inspires a superb creation by Ana Maria Gonzalez, who proudly embellishes this jewelry box with cards from the famous Loteria, a game similar to bingo. With a strong pine wood structure that includes three compartments, the box carries a piece of the artist's culture thanks to its decoupage design, perfect for a vintage ambiance.

In Balinese mythology, Barong, also known as Bhoma, represents the goodness that destroyed the evil Rangda. His adventures are reenacted in the form of a folkloric dance and his image is also hung on doors to ward off evil spirits. He is the center of three exquisite items crafted in Indonesia and selected by the NOVICA team for a gift set imbued with mystique and style. The remarkable wall mask is hand-carved in great detail from suar wood, ready to infuse your space with cultural significance. The splendid jewelry box is skillfully handcrafted from jempinis wood and opens to reveal a convenient mirror and four small compartments surrounding a larger one, all lined with faux velvet. The beloved Barong also graces the gorgeous sterling silver pendant in a unity bracelet fashioned with lava stone beads and a handmade macrame cord.