Animal Home Decor
Cushion covers, 'Elephant Walk' (set of 4)
Miniscule elephants march in orderly rows through fields of rich brown. Chumsak crafts the cushion covers and meticulously embroiders the motifs. Inspired by kalagas � traditional Burmese wall hangings � the design emulates the elaborate chok weave pattern.
Cedar and papier mache bookends, 'Beagle' (pair)
Smiling a doggy smile, two happy beagles stand guard over beloved books. Fernando Ferrera fashions the figures from papier mach� and paints them by hand. They recline on a cedar wood base.
Paper parasol, 'Cranes'
Captivating, this petite parasol by Nikom is crafted with special Chinese paper detailed with elegant cranes in a natural bamboo environment. The parasol is versatile for use either in the sun or in the rain, thanks to a waterproof enamel made from pounded persimmon.
Paper parasol, 'Cranes and Trees'
Nikom covers this petite parasol with special Chinese paper detailed with cranes and trees, making it versatile for use either in the sun or in the rain. Beneath the paper, a handmade bamboo frame creates a sturdy structure.
Saa paper scrapbook, 'Embossed Elephants'
The rich texture of saa paper creates the thick cover of this original scrapbook. Embossed with elephant silhouettes, the subtle variations of yellowish brown lend the piece an earthy flavor.
Wood bookends, 'Wild Horses' (pair)
Eric Danquah captures the power and majesty of wild horses in this dramatic design. Hand-carved from sese wood and finished with mansion polish, rearing stallions grace a pair of bookends.
Wood throne, 'Swift Shark'
Cruising across dark sese wood, a shark plies quiet waters. The motif adorns a hand-carved ottoman inspired by West African thrones. Salihu Ibrahim presents a beautiful piece; its dimensions make it perfect as a footstool or for a child's room.
'Butterfly, ' cushion covers (set of 4)
Butterflies shyly display their ethereal beauty in luxurious red tones. They are surrounded by crisp white, creating an aesthetically pleasing contrast. Liem Hauw believes it was perhaps the will of God that led him to his destiny as an artisan.
Wood end table, 'Noble Elephants'
Much admired for their mighty strength and noble heart, elephants are exalted in this captivating coffee table by George Obeng.
Celadon ceramic container, 'Bunny Rabbit's Secret'
Sporting a cheerful grin, a long-eared rabbit has a secret. The charming ceramic bunny opens to hold treasured keepsakes, jewelry or even cookies. Working in the ancient celadon technique, Thatsanee and Ramphan craft the piece by hand.