Bird-Shaped Traditional Glazed Daghdghan Ceramic Wall Decor - Daghdghan Bird Napkin Rings where a wax resist is

where a wax resist is used with dye

the round coasters are inspired by the Day of the Dead

Preserving the traditional style of Majolica pottery

Six identical pieces of raintree wood cleverly interlock to form the shape of a globe

A woven pattern crafted from rattan fiber adds a timeless appeal to the design

Bird-Shaped Traditional Glazed Daghdghan Ceramic Wall Decor - Daghdghan Bird Napkin Rings where a wax resist isThe traditional Daghdghan ornament, believed to protect against the evil eye, assumes the shape of a gentle bird, infusing this ceramic wall decor with a lucky aura. Shahe Harutyunyan of Armenia crafts this rich folk art piece from traditional techniques, which allows him to embellish the bird with a myriad of classic accents. Ceramic, jute cords 0. 13 lbs 2. 8 inches H x 7 inches W x 0. 4 inches D