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Transform your space with a touch of artistic flair thanks to this extraordinary cross wall art from Alejandro de Esesarte. The Mexican artisan infuses exquisite details into the fabulous steel decorative accent, bringing unique warmth and character to any room. It is skillfully painted by hand in stunning shades of blue and pink with a crackled finish and is complete with intricate openwork, making it a cherished addition to your home decor.

Infuse your home with a touch of magic and tranquility with this stunning suncatcher by Guatemala’s Alejandra Paiz. Handcrafted with precision using crystal, glass and pewter beads, the breathtaking accessory transforms sunlight into a fascinating tapestry of colors and patterns that transmits peace. It is exquisitely enhanced with an impressive zinc pendant hanging elegantly from a nickel chain depicting the iconic Santa Catalina Arch, one of Guatemala’s landmarks, symbolizing history and splendor.

The colorful plumage of a stunning species adds magic to the Australian forests, inspiring artisan Nohemi Calixto. Combining the Alebrije art style with her fascination for cockatoos, the Mexican artist handcrafts this ceramic sculpture featuring multiple details and a vibrant cerise hue. On top of that, the artwork comes with a steel base that allows it to dangle gracefully anywhere.

This elegant two-barred cross is a stunning accent by Alejandro de Esesarte. Mexican artisans expertly cut the image from steel sheets and then hammer it smoothly. The cross is hand-painted in acrylics with a sun-inspired abstract design, no doubt influenced by the semi-desert climate of the artisan's home state of Jalisco. The remarkable design boasts a crackled finish for a captivating visual effect.

Bold and captivating, this vitreous enamel-on-steel artwork by India’s Kavita captures the flowing movement of a cascade in a symphony of vibrant colors and fluid shapes. Every detail, from its lustrous, kiln-fired surface to the rustic pinewood base, reflects a careful balance of energy and elegance. A stunning visual interpretation of nature’s rhythm, it’s a piece that transforms its surroundings with effortless charm.

Mexico City saw the beginning of a stunning art style in 1930. After a feverish dream full of extraordinary creatures, Pedro Linares started to create colorful sculptures called alebrijes. Since that day, many have continued Pedro's legacy, making superb works such as this steel wall art design by Alejandro de Esesarte.

"I was drawing an alebrije-like figure, when a little girl came to see what I was doing and joyfully shouted, 'alegrijes!' She misspelled 'alebrijes,' and we all laughed," he recalls.

"Later in the day, it hit me — the little girl didn't make a mistake. Because by changing a single letter, she gave me the new name for my line of alebrijes. They will be called alegrijes.

"Alegre' means means 'joy.' Alegrijes — the ones who bring joy." Using a colorful palette, the artisan crafts a mystic beast, featuring a feathered parrot head, human-like limbs and a fish body.