A scene in motion, frozen in time—this hand-carved panel captures the elegance of procession and the quiet rhythm of tradition. Figures and horses move across the surface in a stylized relief, their forms simplified yet full of intention. It’s the kind of design that suggests a story without telling it outright. Carved from reclaimed wood and set on a clean iron base, the panel blends natural texture with sculptural detail. The aged finish and visible grain will bring warmth and history to your home. At just 20 inches wide, it makes a bold impression without overwhelming a space. Because these are made of reclaimed materials, no two pieces are exactly alike—each one showcases natural variations in color, texture, and finish. These unique traits are intentional and contribute to the authentic character of every item.
Sold as a set of two, the Osamu Objects brings a wink of cubist charm to a shelf or console with two hand-painted porcelain forms that feel like they’re mid-dance. Created by porcelain artist Xiao New, the pair leans contemporary and playful, with expressive faces and artful linework that give each piece its own personality. Because every set is hand-painted, subtle variations make yours feel one of a kind.
Delicious, fresh, and full of spring. One of the charming Lladró girls, always surrounded by beautiful and delicate flowers, this time accompanied by a squirrel who appears inquisitively in the scene. A glossy porcelain piece, decorated in pastel colors, ideal as a gift, collectible, or decoration.
