Couronne Co. and NOVICA Decorative Accents

Flowers are dazzling as they evoke a summer garden in Guanajuato. Edged in cobalt blue, this colorful wall planter re-interprets the style of Mexico's legendary Talavera ceramics. Pedro Alba crafts and paints the piece by hand, and the glaze creates the effect of low relief. Two small openings at the back permit it to be hung on the wall, and an opening at the bottom provides for drainage.

• Not weather resistant
• Allows for drainage
• Free of lead and toxins

• Color: Blue
• Dimension: 9.75" H x 10.5" W x 4.9" D

This charming handmade reclining brass elephant by Raphael and Laurence of Indonesia is the perfect companion to hold your incense. The boxed set includes 6 packs of incense, each containing 20 incense sticks, in narcis, musk, cempaka, tuberose, jasmine, and sandalwood scents. Each incense stick has an approximate burning time of 15 minutes.

• Dimension - 2.8" H x 6" W x 4.7" D
• Weight - 1.02
• Color - Metallic
• Never leave burning incense unattended
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
• Incense included
• Bali And Java

Two figures reach towards one another, their arms forming a shallow vessel. Bali's Dewa Putra designs this charming white ceramic oil warmer to add a touch of beauty and sweet fragrance to your home. A small cup in the bottom holds a tealight to warm the fragrant oils.

Hand-carved of albesia wood, a pis bolong coin centers the woven pandan leaf cover of this handsome photo album. Komang Sulaksana designs the album for 4x6 photos, fitting four on each rice straw paper page with slits. Doorslag paper between the pages protects the photos. Bound with cotton and adorned with a cinnamon stick and agel details, the album holds 80 photos. Brought to Bali from China, the pis bolong is now used for Hindu ceremonies.

• Dimension - 14.25" H x 12.25" W x 0.8" D
• Weight - 2.2
• Color - Brown
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
• Bali And Java

This beautifully detailed green ceramic oil warmer is designed by Bali's Dewa Putra. The oil warmer is in she shape of a round koi fish with its mouth open wide. Place a tealight in the koi's mouth, and aromatic oils in the small recess on top.

Handmade by Raphael and Laurence, this charming brass incense holder takes the shape of a Balinese gecko. This boxed set includes 3 packs of incense, each containing 20 incense sticks, in jasmine, tuberose and sandalwood scents. Each incense stick has an approximate burning time of 15 minutes.

• Never leave burning incense unattended
• Hand-crafted item, color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
• Incense included

• Color: Metallic
• Dimension: 1.8" H x 8.75" W x 2.6" D

Designed by Mohammad Hussain Baba, this decorative box is inspired by the beautiful flowers of the northern Indian Kashmir region. The Indian artisan hand carves the box from weeping willow wood and a layer of papier mache before hand painting the surface with a purple floral pattern. Finally, the box is coated in a glossy lacquer for shine and protection.

Designed by Daniel Quarcoo in Ghana, this decorative box is simply a treasure to behold. Local artisans use sese wood to handcraft this square box, which is accented with embossed aluminum. A round lid lifts open to reveal a single-compartment interior that is painted black.

Those who have a passion for unique home accents will appreciate Ketut Darsa's lovely set of three decorative boxes. The Balinese artisan, who specializes in aluminum decor and display, crafts the floral-inspired boxes from their favorite material, engraving the surfaces and lids with fascinating textured designs.

Depicted in the style of pre-Hispanic art, an ancient monkey frolics in the jungles of Central America. Omar Aguilar presents a terracotta jar in deep, rich turquoise. Talented Nicaraguan ceramists paint the motifs by hand and add a black pinewood stopper.

• Material - Terracotta and pinewood
• Color - Blue
• Dimension - 14.5" H x 5.5" Diam.
• Weight - 0.44 lbs
• Signed by the artist
• For decorative use only
• Not watertight

Hand-painted all over with lavish floral motifs, this box is created by India's Fida Hussein. The round vessel is made from weeping willow wood and covered with papier mache before being decorated with oil paints in myriad colors. The lidded box is completed with a coat of glossy lacquer.

Sarwaedi's charming puzzle box features the laughing Buddha, a symbol of contentment and abundance. The Balinese artisan crafts the box from local suar wood, hand carving the Buddha's face with expressive facial features. Inside, a hidden compartment keeps your secrets away from prying eyes.

Buddha's solemn portrait is transformed into an attractive puzzle box by Balinese artisan Eka. Using natural suar wood, she exquisitely hand carves each of the four pieces that are designed to fit and lock into shape. The interior of this box is perfect for storing small pieces jewelry and keepsakes.

• Dimension - 2.4" H x 3.9" W x 3.1" D
• Weight - 0.46
• Color - Brown
• Wood grain and color can vary slightly
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
• Signed by the artist
• Bali And Java

Although based in Western Mexico, artisan Ana Maria Gonzalez is inspired by other parts of her country. This keepsake box shows the beauty of the motifs of the Central Mexican culture of the Otomi people, with birds and flowers in decoupage on a wood box with detachable lid. Otomi embroidery is prized all over the world.

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.

By Sarwaedi in Bali, this delightful decorative box is crafted by hand from Albesiawood. The petite circular box and lid feature elegant floral motifs, depicting stylized bougainvillea blossoms.

• Dimension - 3" H x 3.7" Diam.
• Weight - 0.42
• Color - Brown
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
• Features a rustic, rugged finish
• Bali And Java

Place a cherished photo above the different continents seen from above in this round wood photo frame presented by Kamal in India. The frame's round border features a laminated, printed map of the world, giving your photos a worldly vibe.

• Dimension - 0.5" H x 6.5" Diam.
• Weight - 0.46
• Color - Multicolor
• Intended for display on a tabletop or other flat surface
• Glass pane included
• India

Inspired by the florid artistry of Talavera-style ceramics, Pedro Alba creates the refreshing design of this flower pot. It is crafted and painted by hand in the tradition of Talavera art, a type of majolica ceramics brought to Mexico from Spain in the 16th century. The flower pot features a draining hole.
Hand-crafted item, color, size and/or motif may vary slightly

• Color: Bright
• Dimension: 7" H x 7.75" Diam.

Nari�o's festive colors and traditions are the main inspiration for a charming set of three baskets handwoven by Ayde Montezuma. Proud of her Colombian heritage, the artisan crafts with dedication each round item using toquilla palm fibers for a sturdy structure. Then, as the final touch, Ayde makes colorful lids for each basket size, adding a cheerful touch to her creation.

Inspired by the intense colors traditional to Guacamayas, a little Colombian town, Omaira Manrique creates a sublime decorative piece from natural materials. After choosing a palette of bright hues and a floral pattern, the artisan starts working with cabuya and reed grass fibers, handweaving each element into a basket reminiscent of a sunset in this glorious city.

Evoking the beauty of a palace, this catchall from Bali is created by Komang Sri. She works with a round coconut shell, its exterior decorated with regal openwork patterns. On the inside, the shell is painted in a gleaming gold tone. A large opening in one side allows items to be placed inside.

An agile yogi assumes the iDandasanaior Staff Pose in this wonderful sculpture from Motilal & Ayush in India. The statuette is carved by hand from kadam wood.

Designed by Ira S. in West Java, this dazzling sculpture depicts the Carolina duck, a perching bird native to North America. Hand-painted in the Carolina duck's characteristic jewel colors, the statuette is diligently carved from local suar wood by Javanese artisans.

The grandeur of an elephant dressed in elegant robes to participate in royal a parade is the theme selected by Indian artisan Ashish Mehta for a figurine that distills glamour and allure. The shimmering gold hue gives an air of splendor to the elephant figurine hand-carved from kadam wood and embellished with red, green, white and black motifs painted by hand.

This extraordinary retablo designed by Peru's Jose Ramos beautifully captures the essence of true love that transcends life and goes on even in the afterlife. In the unique diorama, two skeletons joyfully toast to their unbreakable bond while holding a red heart that symbolizes their eternal connection. Influenced by the Day of the Dead, this decorative accent is handcrafted from black walnut wood and showcases hand-painted ceramic figurines that are carefully arranged within. The doors, filled with elaborate floral and leaf designs, can be displayed either opened or closed, adding versatility to this captivating creation.

Combining snow white, black, and smoke, this Peruvian throw blanket evokes the cool beauty of winter. Jorge Priori designs this throw, which is woven from a soft alpaca blend to achieve the striking patterns.

This colorful mini flower pot shaped in the form of a Guatemalan woman dressed in her country's traditional attire will add cheer to your day. Master ceramic artisan Vitelio Orozco incorporates the pottery traditions of Antigua Guatemala into this flower pot through a time-tested process, starting with molding the ceramic into the desired shape, then working it at high temperatures, painting it and finishing it with a shiny varnish coating.

This irresistible hanging planter is the creation of Sindhu Nata in Bali. The indoor/outdoor planter is crafted from natural coconut shell and coconut fiber to resemble a cute girl with pigtails. Flowers adorn her hair on both sides.

A bright tone embellished every detail of this ceramic flower pot handcrafted by Thailand's Krittanu. After a long process, the item is ready to securely hold any plant, flower or succulent as its three-legged design allows it to be stable.

Tropical vibes from Guatemala create this charming ceramic flower pot by Jose Arriola. Following a meticulous pottery process, the artisan handcrafts the design with a sturdy structure, finishing everything with hand-painted details and flowers in a palette of purple and green hues, imitating the joyous essence of the region.

Celebrating Guatemala's nature and magical spirit, artisan Jose Arriola creates a charming accessory to make you part of this party in honor of Earth and its gifts. The artisan uses advanced pottery techniques to craft this ceramic flower pot, whose sturdy base allows you to display your plants in all their beauty, making them part of a cute illusion as the design features a hand-painted face in purple, orange and green hues, all evoking a serene aura.

Featuring a cylindrical shape, this vase from Mexico is crafted from ceramic. Juana Ponce works in the traditional style of Talavera handicrafts to offer this vase, which features hand-painted floral motifs in vibrant pigments.

The prosperous Colombian lands offer artisan Omaira Manrique natural materials to bring her creations to life. As an expert in ancient weaving techniques, the artisan follows a long process that allows her to handcraft this decorative vase from fique and reed grass fibers, adding vibrant hues to enhance the design's natural colors, which makes it perfect for a tropical ambiance.

From Made Wirata, this sleek sculpture captures the strength and pride of an elephant in a modern sculpture. The perky pachyderm inspires admiration.

Product Features

• Signed by the artist
• 5.5" H x 6" W x 3.1" D
• Suar wood
• Brown

A koi fish couple swims gracefully through the water in this captivating sculpture from Bali's Yudi Suardi. Hand carved in natural jempinis wood, the two fish levitate on a base of benalu, or parasite wood, with a naturally flat bottom. Please note the base may vary in shape and size, as the artisan uses found benalu wood pieces to create this sculpture.

Springing from a base of uncut amethyst, a petite tree extends golden branches. Green quartz foliage flourishes in a cheerful sculpture by Joias do Rio. Quartz is thought to be related with happiness and hope.
The branches of this gemstone tree can be gently bent into the desired shape.