Artist Xiang Yang, a brilliant ceramist, took a walk on the wild side when he created Frank the Bull. Made of porcelain in a washed-white finish with black whimsical details painted by the artist, the haunting vessel will create a stir not unlike Picasso's work during his ceramics period as he experimented in the South of France.

I love this. It's on the mantel where it fits in well.. Nora. Burbank, CA. Mon Sep 02 2024

The Jack and Jill Wood Sculptures are handcrafted from solid acacia wood and mounted on a sleek iron base. While perfect as a pair, Jack and Jill can also stand solo. This piece is crafted from natural solid wood. The color and character of wood grain may vary and natural cracks and holes may be present adding a unique character to your piece.

Drop dead gorgeous. I have received so many compliments on it.. Deborah. Scottsdale, AZ. Thu Jul 30 2020

Get the ‘fine art’ look without paying gallery prices. Sophisticated, ethnic, timeless. And sometimes with a touch of whimsy.

It filled a space that I wanted something tall. Honestly, it looks a little cheap particularly for the price. I may paint it.. Bklyn Snook. Atlanta, GA. Tue Mar 26 2024

Bring a touch of the tropics home with this handcrafted, palm tree sculpture. Its unique design inspires the imagination and adds a touch of elegance to any space.

Fahad. The Woodlands, TX. Sun Nov 17 2024

The Marjorie Skouras Agave Objet was inspired by the flourishing plant of the same name, whose spiky, leathery fronds curl up from the ground just as the oversized leaves on this white sculpture do. “My love of the agave plant, of which hundreds of varieties flourish in the Yucatan, has inspired me for many years,” says the table’s designer Marjorie Skouras. Her passion for the Yucatan peninsula, the surroundings in which she lives, and through which she translates the flora and fauna into dynamic products in her studio, shines in this large wrought-iron sculpture covered in a crisp gesso white finish.

The Atlas lifting sculpture has a storied namesake. In Greek mythology, Atlas was the Titan god of endurance whom Zeus tasked with holding up the celestial heavens for eternity. The figure supporting the woodblock on this black sculpture has as weighty a job as the mythical hero. With this sculpture, we’ve taken a piece of chamcha wood that would have been one of nature’s castaways and made it into an elemental design statement. Combined with the clean black metal base, the overall style is fitting for a number of interiors, including the contemporary, modern farmhouse, and industrial chic. There are a variety of furnishings and accessories in the Atlas collection that reflect the ethos Phillips Collection personifies: modern organic. We have three decorative sculptures in this series.