Heritage in the Round Colorful Worry Doll Wreath Sweatpants With Balinese floral motifs that

With Balinese floral motifs that extend out from the center

It is said that Oaxaca's alebrije tradition descends directly from Mexico City papier mache artisan Pedro Linares (1906-1992)

Four Asian elephants join the holiday celebrations as a festive set of ornaments

A labyrinth of interconnected shapes -- joined arcs arranged to form a circle -- make for an elegant and fascinating pair of earrings

coconut shell and rain tree wood

Heritage in the Round Colorful Worry Doll Wreath Sweatpants With Balinese floral motifs thatThis delightful wreath is from Elias Garcia in Guatemala, who incorporates quitapenas or 'worry dolls' made by the Lopez Garcias Family into his design. The wreath is covered with hand woven cotton fabric before being adorned with dozens of the tiny dolls, all clad in colorful hand loomed fabric. The wreath makes a cheerful accent for any space. According to legend, the princess Ixmucan was granted the ability to solve people's problems by the Sun