Andean Dream Catcher Hand-Painted Ceramic Dream Catcher Wall Art from Peru _artisan--novica-artisan-10846 these dyed magenta coasters feature

these dyed magenta coasters feature fascinating veins that ripple outward from the center

it reveals a lined interior with a zipper pocket on one side and a main compartment that is divided into two spaces

Both were surrendered due to their owner's living situation

Beautiful images from Mexico's Huichol people cover this decorative box by Ana Maria Gonzalez

The name bola comes from the Indonesian word for 'ball'

Andean Dream Catcher Hand-Painted Ceramic Dream Catcher Wall Art from Peru _artisan--novica-artisan-10846 these dyed magenta coasters featureHandcrafted ceramic ornaments are strung along acrylic cord to create a cascade of beautiful hand painted colors that decorate the wall space above your bed. Anita Contreras of Peru presents this atrapa sueos, or dream catcher, carrying on a homestead tradition. materials: Ceramic Hand crafted item color, size and or motif may vary slightly Decorated on one side only 26. 5 in. H x 6. 75 in. W x 0. 4 in. D