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Eufrosia Pantaleon gives the traditionally wise owl a wild flair in her ceramic wall adornment. Hand painted in a palate of rich reds and yellow, the owl dons a beautiful petaled flower on its chest.

"I like making jaguar heads because they remind me of my Maya ancestors. To them the jaguars protected the fields and mountains. They regarded the jaguar as a deity that they honored at the beginning of a harvest," says Jose Canil Ramos. According to Maya cosmogony, the jaguar is represented by the Ix day of the Maya calendar. It symbolizes strength and vigor, as well as feminine and feline energies. Canil carves the sculpture by hand from pinewood and paints it with extraordinary artistry. Before finishing the piece he applies a mixture of soot and water to achieve an antique and weathered illusion.

Crescent moons welcome the bright presence of the sun in an outdoor wall art sculpture of exceptional artistry. Mexico's Alejandro de Esesarte hand crafts the original steel wall art sculpture, which he paints by hand with colors of intense beauty.

Capturing the nostalgia of a Pacific sunset, Alejandro de Esesarte translates his concept to this lovely outdoor wall art sculpture. He works in steel to create the images, hammering them into low relief and painting them by hand. "This image represents a sunset in Sayulita, a Nayarit beach town in Mexico," the artisan explains.

Because each piece is individually hand-crafted and painted, size and color could vary slightly.

Inspired by bold ethnic textiles and the rich hues of Indian spices, this collection encourages individual expression with a modern flair. Embellishing this mix of playful colors, some designs incorporate a raised carving effect. The collection combines fluid lines with highly textured hand-tufting for a look that's eye-catching, functional and quintessentially Jaipur.