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Cedar relief panel, 'Blessed Good Shepherd'

Jesus tenderly carries a tiny lamb on his shoulder; the animal nestles close against his body. Alejandro Ramirez depicts Christ as the Good Shepherd a metaphor taken from the gospel and prefigured in the Psalms. The image is reverently sculpted in... more

Novica Handmade Northeastern Workers I Wood Relief Panels (Pair)

Carrying goods atop their heads, a pair of workers from the northeastern part of Brazil is depicted in these two relief panels. Carlinhos designs these panels, which are hand-carved from louro canela wood. more

African Elephant,'Black Elephant Sese Wood Relief Panel from Ghana'

Erasmus Philip Ahorlu designs this relief panel in the shape of an elephant, considered a symbol of good luck and wisdom around the world. Ghanaian artisans hand carve the panel from local sese wood, sanding the surface smooth before painting its... more

'Hand-Carved Traditional Suar Wood Fire Dragon Relief Panel'

The royal grace of the fire dragon visits you from the enchanting Balinese lands, attracting good fortune and courage with it. Artisan Wayan Rendah displays exquisite artistry in each hand-carved detail that composes this suar wood relief panel, made... more

Bamboo Leaves,'Bamboo Motif Hand Carved Wood Relief Panel'

Bamboo holds significant cultural and economic importance in South East Asia. In Hindu mythology, bamboo symbolizes good luck and prosperity, and is often given as a gift on auspicious occasions. This intricately detailed relief panel, presented by Luh... more

Ancestral Dragon,'Hand-Carved Suar Wood Relief Panel with Dragon'

Traditionally depicted as ferocious and powerful creatures, dragons are also related to good luck and wisdom in other cultures. Their majestic appearance inspires Balinese artisan Seji Taram to hand-carve a high-quality relief panel from suar wood.... more

Northeastern Workers I,'Handmade Wood Relief Panels of Brazilian Workers'

Carrying goods atop their heads, a pair of workers from the northeastern part of Brazil is depicted in these two relief panels. Carlinhos designs these panels, which are hand-carved from louro canela wood. The man wears blue pants while the woman wears... more