NOVICA Traditional Pink Home Decor

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

This adorable elephant-themed flower pot will add cheer to your day. Guatemala's master ceramic artisan, Vitelio Orozco, incorporates the pottery traditions of Antigua Guatemala into this colorful 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 varnish coating.

This fantastical pink and yellow iguana alebrije from Oaxaca artisans Jesus and Roxana Hernandez seems unable to decide on a standard appearance, so it adopts several different facades. The sides look like they're covered in scales, a sky blue spine appears on the back and tail, and the legs have mottled yellow and red skin. Hand carved from copal wood, the iguana's decoration is done by hand.
It is said that Oaxaca's alebrije tradition descends directly from Mexico City papier mache artisan Pedro Linares (1906-1992). When he was 30, he became seriously ill and fell into a sort of coma. While he was unconscious, he had a most fantastic dream. He was caught between the land of the living and the dead; the place looked like a forest and was populated with creatures with body parts belonging to different animals. The beings repeatedly uttered the word alebrije, and when Linares woke up, he recreated these figures in vivid colors using papier mache techniques and called them alebrijes . His work became famous and eventually influenced artisans in the state of Oaxaca who decided to craft alebrijes using traditional wood carving methods and according to that region's world vision.

• Material - Copal wood
• Color - Pink
• Dimension - 2.6" H x 9" W x 11" D
• Weight - 0.31 lbs
• Signed by the artist
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly

A cheerful palette of green, orange and blue hues takes over this silk and cotton cushion cover, transforming it into a splendorous spring scene full of embroidered flowers and leaves. The accessory, presented by Uzbekistan's Gold Silk Association, follows the traditional Suzani art style on the front, while the back has a striped pattern hiding a zippered closure.

Serene blue flowers grow all over a beige base this enchanting creation that captures the peaceful side of nature. Artisans of Uzbekistan's Gold Silk Association craft this silk and cotton cushion cover using traditional hand embroidery called Suzani, adorning the front. On top of that, the back features a charming handwoven cotton ikat fabric, concealing the zipper closure.

This hot pink cushion cover From Mexico's Margarita Ruiz features diamonds and circles converging in an all-over pattern. The artisan weaves the cover on a traditional pedal loom from 100% cotton, adding tassels to the four corners. A zipper on the back allows for the insertion of a cushion.

Pedro Linares's fever dream initiated a stunning art style that today forms part of Mexico's traditional icons. As part of this exquisite culture of colors and mysticism, artisans Zeny and Reyna follow Pedro Linare's vision and craft this bewitching copal wood i alebrije i figurine depicting a cheeky cat that appears to be resting on an imaginary surface, making it perfect for blending in with your home decor. The artwork is hand-painted in a palette of pink, turquoise and yellow hues, capturing the region's festive aura.

This adorable figurine of a cat jovially playing with a ball is painted by hand in energizing shades with an array of gorgeous motifs that pay homage to Mexicos traditional i alebrije i handicrafts. Carved by hand from copal wood, this delightful design by Zeny and Reyna is a charming addition to any interior design scheme. Please note that the tail is detachable for shipping purposes.

Colorful doors open on to the Chapel of Santa Ana, where expressive figures celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. Alejandro Chavez portrays his characters in traditional Andean attire, as a sense of divine luminosity gracefully descends upon the scene. This form of Peruvian folk art is known as the retablo, especially characteristic of the Ayacucho region. The wooden frame is crafted by hand, while the artisan fills the shelves with tiny ceramic figures painted to joyous perfection.

Tradition and elegance come together in a stunning design by Mirmahsud, a master artisan from Uzbekistan. Drawing inspiration from paisley motifs, the artisan creates this round walnut wood jewelry box polished for a luxurious touch. The lid features a leafy engraving and classic details on a blue base color, making it the perfect addition to any environment.

On this cushion cover from Margarita Ruiz in Mexico, diamonds and circles converge in an all-over pattern. The artisan weaves the deep rose cover on a traditional pedal loom from 100% cotton, adding tassels to the four corners. A zipper on the back allows for the insertion of a cushion.

The Magi make their way toward the stable where Jesus sleeps in a manger. Guided by the Christmas star, they seek the Holy Family and a newborn king. Leonor Quispe works in the traditional art of arpiller'a (patchwork) to create an heirloom Christmas stocking. Each tiny figure is crafted in three dimensions and lavishly embroidered.
Dry clean only

• Color: Multicolor
• Dimension: 11.25" W x 13.5" H

Rich ruby red captivates with dazzling fascination in the original design of this vase. The talented Molinari Family artisans masterfully achieve the illusion with classic hand blown glass techniques.
The presence of air bubbles accentuates the nature of the traditional hand blown crafting process, making each piece unique.

Inspired by the work of his father, Jose Canil Ramos creates this charming sculpture, hand-carved from pinewood. He depicts a chef who holds kitchen utensils in each hand. For the Guatemalan artisan, the process of cooking food is an important cultural aspect of life, bringing people of different ages and backgrounds together in ways that nothing else in this world can.

The hands, spoon and fork are detachable for shipping.

Product Features

• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
• 14.5" H x 6" W x 4.1" D
• Pinewood, cotton felt
• White, Pink

Vibrant hues bring a gorgeous design to life, inspired by pomegranates and their symbolic meaning, associated with fertility and romance. Handcrafted by Amonova Feruza from Uzbekistan, this cotton table runner features exquisite silk embroidery in the traditional suzani style, made in a palette of red, blue and green hues.

In geometric shapes, abstract stars decorate the petal pink body of this wool area rug from India. Presented by Sonik Sethi, this rug is handwoven from wool on a traditional loom and given a border of mahogany. A petite fringe accents each end of this rug.

Ensure sweet dreams with this wonderful ornament from the Lopez Garcia Family. Styled like a traditional dreamcatcher, the handcrafted ornament is adorned with a tiny Guatemalan quitapena or "worry doll".

The rich artistic heritage of Central Asia includes the decorative tradition of Suzani embroidery. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, silk threads in lively colors are hand stitched onto a silk and cotton base, while the back showcases the artistry of hand woven ikat, another cherished textile tradition of Central Asia. Complete with a hidden zip closure, each cushion cover is a testament to the timeless elegance and craftsmanship that defines this extraordinary art form.

Woven on a traditional handloom technique, this pastel pink and alabaster cushion cover will add a stylish accent to your home decor. Artisan Margarita Ruiz from Mexico uses cotton and natural dyes to give her design an elegant and sweet touch that will go well in any interior. The cushion cover features tassels at each corner and a zipper opening on the back for inserting a cushion.