Classy Art and NOVICA Decorative Accents

Finely carved in jali or openwork, ivy swirls in lacy patterns. Gulam Rasool crafts an exquisite jar and lid in soapstone's natural colors.

• Dimension - 5.5" H x 4.9" Diam.
• Weight - 0.97
• Color - Beige
• Natural stone - some variations in color and/or pattern are to be expected
• India

Made Wirata captures the sweet innocence of a puppy in this realistic sculpture. The frowning bulldog observes the world with curious awe as the artisan crafts the sculpture from suar wood with great detail.

• Dimension - 6.25" H x 4.3" W x 5.25" D
• Weight - 1.43
• Color - Brown
• Eco-Friendly: carved from natural and sustainable wood
• Each artwork is unique -- wood grain, color, and pattern will differ slightly from picture
• Bali And Java

Crafted from ceramic, this heart-shaped decorative box from Mexico is designed by Juana Ponce. She works in the style of Talavera handicrafts, decorating the box with a bouquet of hand-painted floral motifs in a variety of colors.

Echoing the essence of traditional Inca art, the Huaman Paucar Family in Peru skillfully produces a magnificent ceramic decorative box, meticulously handcrafted and adorned with vibrant geometric designs. With a practical touch, this lovely accessory features a lid, offering both aesthetic beauty and a functional storage solution for jewelry and other small treasures.

Women from Lombok Pottery Center create the whimsical design of this pair of jars featuring a frog on the lid. In Indonesia, frogs are believed to bring good luck. The artisans craft the terracotta jars at home and adorn each with diagonal stripes etched freehand, creating a contrast of color and texture.

The artisans advice keeping ceramic pieces away from cold temperatures. Hand wash only and allow to dry thoroughly before storing.

• Dimension - 6.75" H x 5.5" Diam.
• Weight - 4.62
• Color - Brown
• Use with dry food only
• Free of lead and toxins
• Hand wash only
• Bali And Java

Says Odette Sierra of Mexico's Sierra Family, "My family loves everything natural, and for us it is a pleasure to see our clients enjoying our finished pieces." The talented artisans express this passion for nature through this decorative box, which is handcrafted of natural onyx stone. The variegated stone displays beautiful forms and inclusions.

Tall and slender, this sleek ceramic jar features geometric motifs and a lid with handle. Artisans from the Taller Hernandez craft the decorative jar by hand with terracotta and add colors with natural pigments.

• Dimension - 11" H x 6.25" Diam.
• Weight - 5.41
• Color - Brown
• Wipe with a damp cloth
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
• Not for use with foods
• Mexico

Hand-carved from raintree wood in a round shape with a lacquered finish, this stunningly elegant decorative jar from Thailand is designed by Jaifah Aksornsri. The lid is made of pewter, depicting a dragonfly perched on top.

Eve Naewmaung designs this decorative bamboo jar in the style of centuries-old rice jars once used across Asia. Crafted of woven bamboo and covered with a layer of clay, its delicately hand-painted blue floral motifs bring a whisper of nostalgia. Rattan adorns the lid and jar, which is mounted on an acacia wood base.

• Material - Bamboo, clay, rattan, acacia wood
• Color - Blue
• Dimension - 15.25" H x 8.75" W x 8.75" D
• Weight - 1.88 lbs
• Not watertight
• Features a rustic, rugged finish
• For decorative use only

This dainty decorative box from Ana Maria Gonzalez features traditional Mexican folk art motifs on its sides and lid. Perfect for storing small items, the pine wood box is decorated using decoupage techniques.

Painted by hand on the reverse sides of glass panels, a colorful garden of margarita flowers decorates this blue decorative box from Peru. Felipe Giron creates this box in the style of reverse-painted glass, crafted from wood with golden trim.

In Mesoamerican belief, the skull is an very important symbol, not only of death as we know it, but also the afterlife. This beige ceramic flowerpot by Aldo Alvarez is an interpretation of the Aztec tzompantli, a rack where the heads of sacrificial victims were displayed as an offering to the gods. One can be seen in the Templo Mayor museum in Mexico City.

With its charming floral motif, Sarwaedi's puzzle box will endear itself to your home and heart. The Balinese artisan hand carves the petite box from suar wood, carefully engraving flowers across the lid. Open the box and unlock the puzzle inside by sliding the interlocking pieces aside.

Sarwaedi's adorable cat-shaped puzzle box makes an irresistible piece of home decor. The Balinese artisan hand carves the sleepy feline from local suar wood, engraving the lid with swirling designs and polishing the surface for a rich luster.

The epoch of Spanish playwright Felix Lope de Vega (1562-1635) inspires this beautiful chest by the Rios family. Covered with lavish motifs in tooled leather, the smooth rectangle is handcrafted of Tornillo wood. A velvet lining protects jewelry or keepsakes.

• Dimension :-3.2" H x 9" W x 5.5" D
• Weight :-1.06 lbs
• Material :-Leather On Tornillo Wood And Plywood
• Color :-Brown

This beautiful decorative box made of kail wood will be one of your favorite decorations. Indian artisan Niyaz follows a long process to achieve this stunning finish that will add an elegant touch to your rooms. After placing the papier mache on the wood and letting it dry, Niyaz polishes the box to get a smooth surface. Then, he begins to hand-paint every detail of this enchanting jungle on a graceful black background.

Teodolinda Seguil of Peru handcrafts this decorative box made from a dried mate gourd. Using a chisel, the artisan carves a magnificent scene of harvest gathering and celebration.

• The natural gourd dictates the final form of each piece, thus slight variations in shape and color should be expected.
• Material - Dried mate gourd, cedar wood knob
• Color - Brown
• Dimension - 3.9" H x 3.9" Diam.
• Weight - 0.09 lbs
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly

Peruvian artisan Flora Polo draws inspiration from Peruvian flowers to handcraft a gorgeous decorative box carrying a message of passion. She uses the reverse-painted glass technique to add charming pastel tones to the design. On top of that, the box has a sturdy wood structure ornamented with a silvertone trim.

Elegant sunflower motifs against a body of off-white are painted by hand on the Glass, MDF, iron pulls. This beautiful decorative chest is designed by Peruvian artisan Asunta Pelaez. With the appearance of a small dresser, the box features two drawers that can be used for storing small items. The top lid opens with hinges to reveal a small compartment with a mirror.

• Dimension - 5.5" H x 4.7" W x 4.7" D
• Weight - 1.1
• Color - Ivory
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
• Features an aged antique finish
• Andes

Exquisite in its simplicity, this decorative box is presented by artisan Arti Sharma of India. The small box is handcrafted out of mango wood and features a flower design on its lid in India's traditional jali or openwork.

• Dimension - 1.5" H x 2.4" W x 2.4" D
• Weight - 0.14
• Color - Brown
• Wood grain and color can vary slightly
• India

Persian rug connoisseurs will find lots to love about Mohammad Hussain Baba's decorative box, which was inspired by the ancient art form. The Indian artisan hand carves the box from weeping willow wood and a layer of papier mache before hand painting the surface with a pink floral pattern. Inside, a polyester velvet lining cushions your trinkets, while the outside is coated in a glossy lacquer for shine and protection.

Teodolinda Seguil of Peru captures an Andean Harvest in this hand carved gourd decorative box. You'll appreciate the attention to detail in this exquisite work of art.

• Material - Gourd, cedar wood knob
• Color - Brown
• Dimension - 3.9" H x 3.9" Diam.
• Weight - 0.09 lbs
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly

Inspired by the designs of Persian carpets, this decorative box brings to mind a formal garden. Niyaz from India creates the box from kail wood, covering it with papier mache before painting it meticulously by hand with poster paints and pigments derived from natural flowers. The pretty box has a lining of copper-colored velvet, so it is just right for holding small but precious treasures.

Flowers and butterflies are a sublime combination in any artwork as they symbolize passion and transformation. Drawing inspiration from these gifts of nature, Peruviana artisan Flora Polo handcrafts a decorative wood box in a purple tone. Using the traditional reverse-painted glass technique, Flora adds blooms and butterflies to the design, making a wonderful creation.

Elegant floral motifs in relief are hand-carved within a rhombus shape, beautifying the lid of this decorative box from India. Made of mango wood, the box features a rectangular shape, given a whitewashed finish. Working with local artisans, Arti Sharma presents the box, opening to a simple interior for storing valuables and accessories.

• Dimension - 1.2" H x 5" W x 3.1" D
• Weight - 0.31
• Color - Brown
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
• India

A sassy Bali mynah, also known as Rothschild's mynah, adorns the top of this original wood puzzle box by artisan Made Wirata. The box is hand-carved into 4 pieces that fit together smoothly and conceal a small inner compartment, perfect for tiny treasures.

• Dimension - 2.2" H x 5.75" W x 2.2" D
• Weight - 0.4
• Color - Brown
• Wood grain and color can vary slightly
• Bali And Java

Gold-colored leaf motifs surround yellow birds in each piece in this pair of mini decorative boxes. Made from wood and papier mache, they are designed by Indian artisan Sajad, with the motifs elaborated by hand for a beautiful look that makes a wonderful addition to any home.

• Dimension - 1.2" H x 3.9" W x 3" D
• Weight - 0.32
• Color - Black
• Motifs will vary but the theme will remain the same
• India

A favorite flower for offerings in its native Bali, the jepun or frangipani is also a common theme in Indonesian art. Eka presents this decorative box, hand carved from suar wood, with a frangipani blossom in high relief. The box is unlined and features a hinged lid.

Edged with golden color, this beautiful decorative box is the work of Gelacio Giron. Dragonflies dance amid blossoms on a deep red background. Painted by hand on the reverse side of glass panes, the motifs reveal a colorful clarity in this traditional Andean art form.

This lovely decorative box is the creation of Peru's Asunta Pelaez, who works in the time-honored art of reverse-painted glass. The butterflies and floral motifs are carefully hand-painted on the backs of glass panes, and then installed on the wooden box. Golden paint adorns the edges.

Ketut Darsa presents a set of Balinese prayer boxes called keben. The artisan, who specializes in aluminum decor and display, crafts the set of three boxes from their favorite material, which shines beautifully beneath a fascinating textured exterior.

Fida Hussain of India preserves his family's artistic legacy by creating papier mache handicrafts in the traditional style. This elegant box is crafted of weeping willow wood and then covered with papier mache. It is then meticulously painted by hand with a chinar leaf motif in blue and gold, and lined in velvet.

This dainty decorative box is the creation of Fida Hussein in India. He crafts it from weeping willow wood covered with papier mache. It is then painted by hand with a black and gold chinar leaf motif in exquisite detail. The box is lined in velvet to store small treasures.

With its unique dome shape, Subin Tositarat's decorative box will add a bit of intrigue to your home decor. Thai artisans hand carve the box from mango wood, coating the inside and outside with a glossy black lacquer. On the lid, a 24k gold foil elephant pops against the dark background.

For centuries, the peoples of Peru have had a tradition of creating utilitarian and decorative objects from dried mate gourds. Daniel Vargas transforms a hollow gourd into a delightful box for personal treasures. He uses pyrographic techniques to create this satisfied owl and colors it with red dyes. He then seals it with candle wax and adds a wood handle. The natural shape of the gourd dictates size and shape, so each one will be a unique work of art.

In hues of violet, blissful margarita flowers are hand-painted onto the reverse sides of glass panels, decorating this pink decorative box from Peru. Felipe Giron creates this box in the style of reverse-painted glass, crafted from wood and given a gold painted trim.