Birds 1967 – No 1
95,00 euroA flock of brightly colored birds born in the vibrant year 1967. Inspired by Mexican folklore and flower power, and a belief in peace and understanding. An ode to life and the strength of the soul of…
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Birds 1967 – No 2
95,00 euroA flock of brightly colored birds born in the vibrant year 1967. Inspired by Mexican folklore and flower power, and a belief in peace and understanding. Een ode aan het leven en de kracht van de ziel van…
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Birds 1967 – No 3
95,00 euroA flock of brightly colored birds born in the vibrant year 1967. Inspired by Mexican folklore and flower power, and a belief in peace and understanding. An ode to life and the strength of the soul of…
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Birds 1967 – No 4
95,00 euroA flock of brightly colored birds born in the vibrant year 1967. Inspired by Mexican folklore and flower power, and a belief in peace and understanding. An ode to life and the strength of the soul of…
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Birds 1967 – No 5
95,00 euroA flock of brightly colored birds born in the vibrant year 1967. Inspired by Mexican folklore and flower power, and a belief in peace and understanding. An ode to life and the strength of the soul of…
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Birds 1967 – No 6
95,00 euroA flock of brightly colored birds born in the vibrant year 1967. Inspired by Mexican folklore and flower power, and a belief in peace and understanding. An ode to life and the strength of the soul of…
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Birds 1967 – No 7
95,00 euroA flock of brightly colored birds born in the vibrant year 1967. Inspired by Mexican folklore and flower power, and a belief in peace and understanding. An ode to life and the strength of the soul of…
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Birds 1967 – No 8
95,00 euroA flock of brightly colored birds born in the vibrant year 1967. Inspired by Mexican folklore and flower power, and a belief in peace and understanding. An ode to life and the strength of the soul of…
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Miniature Statue “A Little Alone”
19,00 euroIn all tranquility, a single small figure sits on a weathered piece of petrified wood. “Even Alone” is a minimalist miniature work by Herma Kraan that radiates tranquility and introspection. With a height of only 2 cm, this work of art invites you to take a moment to stand still, look and feel. Herma Kraan…
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Miniature Statue “Look Up”
19,00 euroTwo small figures, sitting next to each other on a piece of weathered petrified wood, look up together — perhaps at the sky, a bird, or simply in wonder at life. This unique work of art by Herma Kraan is only 3 cm high, but tells a grand story in miniature. With a great sense…
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Miniature Statue “Together”
19,00 euroBe enchanted by this unique miniature artwork by Herma Kraan. Two tiny, hand-painted figures stand on a natural piece of petrified wood — an intimate and loving scene that evokes warmth and nostalgia. At only 3 cm high, this artwork is a subtle yet meaningful addition to your interior or art collection. Every work by…
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Mobile leaves, a wooden hanging decoration for inner peace (60×60)
59,00 euroThis elegant mobile is crafted from ultra-thin, FSC-certified birch veneer from Finland. The carefully placed strings create perfect balance. A light gust of wind is enough to send the mobile dancing in the air. Hang the Blades Mobile in your home, in a corner or above a table—or above a radiator—to experience its movement. Create…
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Fish, Ming Dynastie
49,00 euro(early 17th century) Chinese decorative arts flourished towards the end of the Ming Dynasty in particular. The wonderful stylisation of this carp is a perfect example. The word for fish, yu, sounds like the word for riches and abundance, and fish are therefore widely depicted in this context. Moreover, in Chinese culture carp are associated…
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Kokeshi | Pumpkin
59,00 euroThis kokeshi doll is a must for Halloween. Each Sketch.Inc doll is made from Beech wood, meticulously hand painted and sealed in a hard wearing Satin varnish for a smooth and tactile finish. Care Instructions: Clean with a soft dry cloth. The product should not be exposed to excessive humidity, heat or direct sunlight to…
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Escher “Sphere with Fish” Mini
19,95 euroFish, Beechwood (1940) Escher was fascinated by Japanese wood carving, which he greatly admired. During the war years he transposed a number of them onto wooden spheres. Because the sphere has no boundaries, this shape was perfect for his ‘infinite’ systems. H. 6 cm. with brochure in luxury gift box.
