Kim Rody Creations and NOVICA Coastal Artwork

This jubilant painting from Indian artist Vidushini is done in the style of madhubani painting, a very old folk art that people in India once used to decorate the walls and floors of their homes. Colorful birds and fish seem to rejoice in nature's beauty in this cheerful and appealing work.

• Material - Poster color on handmade paper
• Color - Multicolor
• Dimension - 22" L x 15" W
• Weight - 0.09 lbs
• Signed by the artist
• Arrives unframed

Three colorfully-clad fishermen paddle hard for home in this appealing artwork from Emmanuel Atiemoh Yeboah in Ghana. He crafts the piece using cotton fabric and scraps of batik cloth, painted with oil colors and ink. The piece is presented in a ceiba wood frame ready for hanging. The fishermen's boat bears the motto, 'Sea Never Dry' which "stems from the belief that people have an immense capacity for creativity," explains the artist.

• Dimension - 13" H x 28.5" W x 0.8" D
• Weight - 1.52
• Color - Multicolor
• Signed by the artist
• Arrives framed
• Limited edition - each work features slight variations that make it unique
• West Africa

A Mexican mermaid surfaces from the depths of Marina Pallares' imagination and reveals her presence on this captivating limited edition etched print. Starfish and seahorses are tangled within her hair, while myriad sea creatures cover her body. The detailed artistry of the composition attests to Pallares' mastery and expertise.

• Titled "Sue os de sal" in Spanish.
• Material - Ink on 350 gr Liberon paper
• Color - Black and White
• Dimension - 11.75" W x 15.75" H
• Weight - 0.04 lbs
• Signed by the artist
• Arrives unframed
• Limited edition

Indian artisan Gopal Khaitan presents this luxurious area rug, hand-tufted of wool in the style of Persian artistry. In tones of brown and green, intricate floral designs are diligently realized over the rectangular body of this rug, crafted over a cotton back.

Working in the traditional Madhubani style, Vidushini in India paints this composition of two colorful fish swimming in opposite directions. Originating in Bihar, Madhubani painting was originally done to decorate the walls and floors of homes. The original painting is rendered in acrylic paints on handmade paper.

A detailed sea turtle in black and white pulls itself along a sandy shore in beige and golden colors. Marina Pallares is a lifetime artist from Mexico, who hopes to move the viewer through her surrealist style and realistic subject matter. She achieves this etched print painting on textured liberon paper.

• Titled Tortuga, vete mar adentro in Spanish.
• Material - Ink on Liberon paper
• Color - Black and White
• Dimension - 15.75" W x 15.75" H
• Weight - 0.18 lbs
• Signed by the artist
• Arrives unframed
• Limited edition

Smiling fish swim in unity in this Madhubani painting from the talented Bharti Dayal in India. She creates the harmonious underwater scene on handmade paper in black and white, relieved by red accents. The painting is rendered in exacting detail in the traditional Madhubani or Mithila style, an ancient Indian folk art that was used to decorate the walls and floors of the home.

• Bharti Dayal signs her name on the back of her pieces.
• Material - Vegetable dyes and acrylics on handmade paper
• Color - Black and White
• Dimension - 30.5" L x 22.5" W
• Weight - 0.03 lbs
• Signed by the artist
• Arrives unframed

A topless woman rests beneath the cover of a fish-filled body of water in this black and white portrait by Marina Pallares. The fish, themselves revealing information, dance across her body, adding a level of definitiveness to the elsewhere granulated scene in this limited edition etching by Marina Pallares.

Titled "Lo que no entiendo" in Spanish.

• Dimension - 10.75" W x 11.75" H
• Weight - 0.09
• Color - Black and White
• Signed by the artist
• Arrives unframed
• Limited edition
• Mexico

In tones of black and orange, a school of fish swim in harmony in this traditional Madhubani painting from India. Devendra Kumar Jha and Family create this rectangular painting, working in a folk art style that originates from the Mithila region. From painting the composition to crafting the dyes and paper, every step in the process is done by hand.