NOVICA Traditional Home Decor

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

The royal court assembles on this chess set by Ketut Sandi, their proud figures and the board skillfully carved from local cempaka wood. An exquisite table rests on stylized fish legs, the elaborated marine motifs befitting a piece from the island of Bali. Beautiful in every detail, this set inspires challenging games through aesthetic mystery. The board folds up for easy storage.

Finely carved in jali or openwork, jasmine vines swirl in lacy patterns. Gulam Rasool crafts an exquisite jar in soapstone's natural colors. A rose crowns the lid.
Natural stone - some variations in color and/or pattern are to be expected

• Color: Beige
• Dimension: 5" H x 4.9" W x 4.9" D

A bold diamond encloses traditional West African design motifs. Depicted in tooled leather, they cover a jewelry box by Francis Agbete. The beautiful coffer is lined in velvet.

The splendor of the Colonial era meets the magnificence of the Eastern empires in the distinguished series of accessories by Asunta Pelaez of Peru. Inspired by the Andes' neo-classic artistry, the artisan uses the reversed painted glass technique to craft this glorious jewelry box, gracefully embellished with glitter, golden and black hues and the wise image of sacred elephants. The interior, in matching hues, has generous space, making this majestic chest a great artistic addition to your environment.

Fluttering butterflies are painted by hand against a field of bone, decorating the Reverse painted glass, MDF on this decorative box from Peru. Following a meticulous process, Asunta Pelaez creates the box, working with local artisans to craft it of wood, finished with gold-tone trim. The top lid lifts open to a single-compartment interior for storing small objects and accessories.

• Material - Glass, plywood
• Color - Gold Tone
• Dimension - 2" H x 7.75" W x 3.9" D
• Weight - 0.92 lbs
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly

Working in the traditional style of reverse painted glass, Peruvian artisan Asunta Pelaez creates an elegant jewelry box, featuring intricate motifs in blue tones. Crafted of wood, the jewelry box opens with three drawers for storing your accessories. A gold-tone trim completes it.

A jasmine garland frames the borders of this jewelry box with a festive grandeur. Imran carves the box from pristine marble, and decorates it with a florid fantasy that is expertly inlaid by hand.
Please note that once carved, marble may progressively change its original hue from pristine white to ivory.

Two majestic peacocks decorate this decorative box, hand-embossed in sheet of nickel plated brass that covers the mango wood body. Completed with intricate floral motifs around the edge, the box opens with hinges to reveal a single-compartment lined interior in black. Against the inside of the lid is a mirror. India's Khalid Ali presents this decor accessory.

• Dimension - 9.75" H x 9.75" W x 3" D
• Weight - 2.29
• Color - Blue
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
• India

Designed like a majestic temple by Khalid Ali, this altar is set to welcome an image of a preferred deity. The altar is carved by hand from mango wood and adorned with brass that is elaborately embossed. Glass beads glisten in a floral display. The altar features a drawer for storing the deity's image, and a pull-out stand is designed for the incense.

Product Features

• Color and/or motif may vary slightly
• 18" H x 10.75" W x 6.75" D
• Mango wood, brass and glass beads
• Brown

The perfect accessory for diffusing scented oils, this charming oil warmer makes a handy addition to your home. Gulam Rasool hand-carves the warmer from natural soapstone with pink and beige hues. The bottom tealight holder features openwork lotus flower motifs that reveal the flame flickering within. At the top of the warmer is a removable basin for holding scented oils, etched with petal motifs.

• Tealights included
• Aromatic oils not included
• Natural stone - some variations in color and/or pattern are to be expected

• Color: Beige
• Dimension: 3.5" H x 2.6" Diam.

By Peruvian artisan Flora Polo, this decorative box will add a colonial touch to your home. Crafted of wood, it is set with gold-tone floral reverse-painted glass panels. The box opens to a single-compartment interior for storing personal treasures.

Ivan Martinez in Mexico crafts this tissue box cover by hand from ceramic and paints it in the classic Talavera style. The colorful hand painted floral motifs will add a splash of color to any bathroom or bedroom.

As the son of a papier mache artisan, Fida Hussain works to preserve that artistic legacy. He creates this small decorative box from weeping willow wood covered with papier mache. It is then sanded and painted carefully in exquisite detail. The small pale grey, black and gold box features a floral motif and a velvet lining.

Decorate an empty shelf or table with this lovely jar from Thai artisan Kanda. Hand crafted from ceramic, the jar features a large body with a fitted lid and a subtle yet energetic floral motif. The artisan glazes the vase in green celadon with an intriguing crackled finish.

Thailand's Nantana Sompamitre conjures a floral fantasy detailed in blue for the design of this decorative box. Hand-carved of mango wood, the etched images are underscored by glossy black lacquer.

• Dimension - 2.3" H x 4.9" W x 3" D
• Weight - 0.46
• Color - Blue
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
• Thailand

Embossed aluminum and brass create pleasing patterns over the surface of this rectangular decorative box from Ghana. Designed by Habib Mustapha, the box is handcrafted of coast redwood. The lid lifts open to reveal a single-compartment interior for storing small odds and ends.

Inspired by the beauty and grandeur of ancient Persia, Mohammed Hussain Baba crafts this lovely decorative box. Kashmir is host to a variety of beautiful flowers year-round and has a long history of papier mache arts, brought to Kashmir in the 15th century. Crafted on a base of weeping willow wood, this petite container is hand-painted with floral motifs.

• Material - Papier mache on weeping willow wood
• Color - Black
• Dimension - 1.8" H x 4.3" W x 3.1" D
• Weight - 0.29 lbs
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly

From Indian artisan Arti Sharma comes this lovely decorative box. Handcrafted out of stunning mango wood, the square box is both simple and symbolic. Carved into the lid of the box is an emblem for Surya Devta, the Hindu sun god.

• Dimension - 1.3" H x 3" W x 3" D
• Weight - 0.23
• Color - Brown
• Wood grain and color can vary slightly
• India

Sarwaedi of Bali presents this petite decorative box, hand-carved from sustainably harvested mahogany wood. The artisan adorns the small box and its lid with floral motifs, and applies subtle colored paints and touches of gilt for an antique effect. The elegant box is the perfect size for your tiny treasures.

• Dimension - 4.3" H x 5.25" Diam.
• Weight - 0.73
• Color - Multicolor
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
• For decorative use only
• Bali And Java

Thailand's Nantana Sompamitre designs a floral composition detailed in green for the design of this decorative box. Hand-carved of mango wood, the etched images are underscored by glossy black lacquer.

• Dimension - 2.3" H x 4.9" W x 3" D
• Weight - 0.46
• Color - Green
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
• Thailand

This kail wood box has floral details for an enchanting touch. To achieve this magical effect, Indian artisan Niyaz adds papier mache and proceeds to polish the surface. Then, he hand-paints each detail over a solid blue tone.

India's Fida Hussain creates this pretty decorative box, which is made from weeping willow wood and covered with papier mache. Once it is sanded perfectly smooth, he carefully paints floral motifs in black and gold on pale grey. The diminutive box is lined with velvet to hold small treasures.

By Fida Hussein in India, this petite decorative box is covered with blossoms. It is crafted of weeping willow wood and covered with papier mache, then carefully painted by hand with colorful oil paints, and completed with a coat of lacquer. The small box is lined with velvet to hold small treasures.

A cheerful frog comes to life in a hand carved suar wood sculpture. By Eka, this decorative box holds a secret. Four pieces link together like a puzzle to hide personal treasures inside.

• Dimension - 2.6" H x 4.7" W x 3" D
• Weight - 0.37
• Color - Brown
• Wood grain and color can vary slightly
• Bali And Java

A fine addition to any home, this decorative box from Peru features hand-painted hummingbirds among floral vines and a background of bright yellow. Felicita Espinoza crafts the box of wood, painting the lavish designs on the reverse sides of glass panes. The box is finished with gold-tone trim.

• Material - Reverse painted glass, plywood
• Color - Gold Tone
• Dimension - 1.8" H x 7.5" W x 6" D
• Weight - 0.75 lbs
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly

Nantana Sompamitre orchestrates a floral revelry detailed in gold for the design of this decorative box. Hand-carved of mango wood, the etched images are underscored by glossy black lacquer in the tradition of Thai dAcor.

• Dimension - 2.5" H x 3" Diam.
• Weight - 0.22
• Color - Brown
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
• Thailand

Hand-painted all over with lavish floral motifs, this petite lidded 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. It is completed with a coat of glossy lacquer and a velvet lining.

In florid blue and white, this jar is a wonderful homage to Mexico's Talavera tradition. Brought to Mexico from Spain in the 16th century, this style of majolica ceramic art continues to inspire Pedro Alba. He proudly preserves the same procedures as he crafts and paints the jar by hand.

• Free of lead and toxins
• Dishwasher safe

• Color: Blue
• Dimension: 11.5" H x 7" Diam.

This petite and pretty 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.

Beloved patron saint of Mexico, the Virgin of Guadalupe is surrounded by myriad Castile roses. She first appeared in 1531 to Juan Diego and, as proof, caused roses to bloom at the site. Named Patron Saint of the Americas by Pope John Paul II, she is a beloved manifestation of the Catholic faith. Ana Maria Gonz lez recreates the famous portrait in an antique-style decoupage box featuring the illusion of multiple drawers. The chest features a drawer with a brass puller and the top lifts to reveal three practical compartments.

• Material - Decoupage on pinewood with brass fixtures
• Color - Pink
• Dimension - 6.5" H x 9.75" W x 6" D
• Weight - 2.27

From Gunadi, these decorative bowls showcase the ancient Javanese art of batik. Three centerpieces in graduated sizes are carved from native wadang wood. The motif in red, cream and black is called lok chan and refers to the relationship between China and Java, dating back to Ming Dynasty.

• Dimension - 1.8" H x 6" Diam.
• Weight - 0.51
• Color - Black
• Not for use with foods
• Clean with a soft, dry cloth
• For decorative use only
• Bali And Java

By Peruvian artisan Abel Rios, this decorative box will bring the beauty of colonial handicrafts to your home. Crafted from leather over mohena wood, the chest features colorful nature-inspired patterns and birds that are carefully tooled by hand in the leather. The box opens with a latch to reveal a single-compartment interior for storing your belongings.

Let your cherished memories flourish with this Indian journal, handcrafted of jute fibers. Arti Sharma works with local artisans, presenting this charming journal. Block printed floral motifs decorate its buff-colored body, with russet-colored leather accents. The journal opens to 60 pages of handmade cotton paper.

• Dimension - 7" H x 4.9" W x 0.6" D
• Weight - 0.41
• Color - Beige
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
• India

Arti Sharma of India presents an incense holder made of haldu wood. The rectangular holder has a scrolled design on each end to give it a small tilt, with a brass grommet encasing the hole for inserting your favorite incense. A groove in the center of the holder is designed to catch ashes.

• Dimension - 0.8" H x 9.75" W x 1.3" D
• Weight - 0.12
• Color - Brown
• Wood grain and color can vary slightly
• Incense not included
• Never leave burning incense unattended
• India

Two handsome elephants politely wait for incense sticks to be placed within the lotus-shaped basins they carry on their backs. Thailand's Charoensri uses ceramic clay and glaze to hand-craft the beautifully detailed pair of incense holders.

• Dimension - 2.2" H x 1.9" W x 3.9" D
• Weight - 0.68
• Color - Green
• Keep away from children and pets
• Features a crackled finish
• Incense not included
• Thailand