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Decorated in shimmering gold accents, this sculpture from Subin Tositarat is beautiful reminder to look for peace every day. The Thai artisan hand carves the sculpture from raintree wood, coating the Buddha in glossy black lacquer before describing his robes with 24k gold foil accents.

Moo and Aud bring us a unique sculpture hand-carved in Thailand. This raintree wood chicken features black and gold tones, adding a luxurious touch to the piece. The final touch is in the little glass accents that make a glowing piece of art perfect for any environment.

The perfect gift for a loved one or Valentine's day, this wood sculpture displays superimposed hearts and abstract figures embracing. Impassioned with painting, sculpting, recycling and utilitarian art and inspired by the materials around him, Peruvian artisan Luitpol creates this sculpture from wood, painting and lacquering it to make a smooth finish, then attaching the sculpture to a wood base.

Thailand's Charles creates this royal elephant, perfect for decorating any surface in your home. Hand crafted from brass, the elephant lifts his trunk and is dressed in the traditional Thai style. An antique finish gives the sculpture a truly timeless appeal.

Deity of courage, avatar Krishna will bring all his wisdom and glory to your home. This brass sculpture presented by Rahul Jain from India has traditional motifs and an antique finish that embellish the depiction of the supreme Hindu deity. Perfect for any room, Krishna's presence will give you the strength to deal with any trouble.

Enigmatic vibes emanate from these luxurious homages to cunning and elegance. Inspired by felines, Java's Sarono captures mystery in this set of two sculptures. Made to captivate with enchanting appeal, the cats are crafted from a combination of cement, lava sand and resin, allowing the pieces to display majestic black and golden hues perfect for any ambiance.

[This is a single sculpture; photo showcases two angles]"'No War' stands for the human right to love within a world of peace and friendship," says the artist, "While historically and socially constructed ethnic and cultural identities further divide the collective, each human retains the right to choose which face they show to the world; one of love, or one of hate. There will be war if there is a conflict, but there will be peace if there is love.

"This world's human race is diverse," the artist continues. "I want to show that ethnic and cultural differences can coexist peacefully. If humans have love and good friendship, they can create a beautiful world."

Depicted on this sculpture are polar opposite faces, one that seeks peace, and another that desires war. Thailand's Somyot Sawasdee wishes to advance global peace, and to create a beautiful world for future generations. He strives to help advance that goal through the power of art.

Sawasdee crafted this one-of-a-kind sculpture from local recycled paper mixed with cement for rigidity. In a process perfected through years of experimentation, the artist intentionally supports efforts to "divert waste from landfills, to further societal cooperation."The artist explains (translated from Thai), the sculpture "holds the word 'NO WAR,' in which N = human; O = love; W = world; A = peace; R = friendship."

Perfect for pins, buttons, and other collectibles, Komang Sri's pair of decorative bowls make a beautiful and practical addition to your home space. The Balinese artisan hand crafts each bowl from coconut shell, carving their legs from suar wood and painting their insides a shimmering golden color.