Ceramic Bell By Kasama
Additional Details Dimensions: Height 17 cm. Width 8 cm Material: Ceramic Year: Vintage Origin: Japan
Decor
Welcome to Our Decor Section!
Discover the art of elegance with our curated selection of decorative items. Each piece in our collection has been thoughtfully chosen to enhance your living space, reflecting a blend of style, craftsmanship, and inspiration. From timeless classics to contemporary designs, our decorative items are perfect for adding a touch of personality and charm to any room.
Explore our diverse range, where every item tells a story and contributes to the beauty of a home.
Join us on this journey of aesthetic discovery and transform your space into a haven of beauty and inspiration. Welcome to a world where decor meets creativity!
Flower Girl by Ulla Skogh
Additional Details Dimensions: Height 17 cm. Width 9 cm Material: Ceramic Year: Vintage Origin: Sweden
Tengu Noh Mask
Noh, a classical form of Japanese theater, utilizes masks like the Tengu to bring ancient stories to life. The Tengu
Noh Mask – A Piece of Japan’s Traditions
The traditional Noh mask, often found in classical Japanese musical dramas, carries centuries of cultural significance and artistry. This particular
Boy’s Day Helmet #1
Japanese Samurai Boy’s Day Helmet With Dedication dated May 5, 1944. Iron and Brass. This Japanese Boy’s Day helmet in the
Aztek Mask, Vintage
An Aztec-style mask, a type of art commonly associated with the Aztec civilization’s rich cultural heritage, flourished in central Mexico
Boy’s Day Helmet #3
This exquisite artifact represents more than just a decorative item; it is a symbol deeply entrenched in the cultural fabric
Rare Two-Faced Mask
The image shows a mask that appears to be intricately carved with a high level of detail, featuring a serene
Rama and Sita Relief
Additional Details Dimensions: Diameter 29 cm, depth 3 cm Material: wood Year: 2020’s Origin: Bali, Indonesia
Japanese Boy’s Day Helmet #2
A Piece of Japanese Tradition The helmet is a ceremonial piece traditionally displayed to celebrate Boy’s Day on May 5th—now