Folk Art Wood Home Decor Decor Accessories

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Photo frame, 'Tuna Harvest' (4x6) - Collectible Folk Art Wood Retablo Photo Frame (4x6)

Tuna Harvest

Collectible Folk Art Wood Retablo Photo Frame (4x6) $57.00

Cotton worry dolls, 'Joined in Love' (set of 6) - Worry Dolls with 100% Cotton Pouch from Guatemala (Set of 6)

Joined in Love

Worry Dolls with 100% Cotton Pouch from Guatemala (Set of 6) $17.00

Reverse painted glass decorative boxes, 'Precious Garden' (pair) - 2 Red and Blue Reverse Painted Glass Floral Decorative Boxes

Precious Garden

2 Red and Blue Reverse Painted Glass Floral Decorative Boxes $57.00

Reverse painted glass decorative boxes, 'Petite Garden' (pair) - 2 Floral-Themed Reverse Painted Glass Decorative Boxes

Petite Garden

2 Floral-Themed Reverse Painted Glass Decorative Boxes $57.00

Wood shadow puppets, 'Divine Pair' - Handmade Klepu Wood Rama and Sita Shadow Puppets (Set of 2)

Divine Marriage

Handmade Klepu Wood Rama and Sita Shadow Puppets (Set of 2) $49.00

Batik wood decorative bowls, 'Truntum Spring' (set of 2) - Red and Black Wadang Wood Batik Centerpieces (Set of 2)

Truntum Spring

Red and Black Wadang Wood Batik Centerpieces (Set of 2) $49.00

Decoupage chest, 'Happy Catrina' - Day of the Dead Decorative Box

Happy Catrina

Day of the Dead Decorative Box $49.00

Cotton and wood mobile, 'Tell Us Your Troubles' - Quitapenas Doll and Wood Bead Mobile in Multiple Colors

Tell Us Your Troubles

Quitapenas Doll and Wood Bead Mobile in Multiple Colors $49.00

Wood worry doll mobile, 'Freedom Dolls' - Hand-Loomed Cotton Worry Doll Mobile from Guatemala

Freedom Dolls

Hand-Loomed Cotton Worry Doll Mobile from Guatemala $47.00

Cotton worry dolls, 'Love and Hope' (pair) - Two Guatemalan Worry Dolls with 100% Cotton Pouch

Love and Hope

Two Guatemalan Worry Dolls with 100% Cotton Pouch $17.00

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Asunta Pelaez I have been dedicated to this art form since I was 17 years old. I originally started learning through the influence of my husband's family. View products | Loan details

Nyoman Rena I started to learn wood carving when I was in the third year of elementary school. My grandfather gave me much support. View products | Loan details

Tiraphan Hasub I believe many women think like me, and that's what inspired me to create jewelry that is original. View products | Loan details

Alejandro de Esesarte I was born in Agua Prieta, Sonora near the border of Arizona with its colorful flowers. I feel influenced by both cultures but, above all, I identify with Mexico. View products | Loan details