boys room decor

Phones have a variety of functions that make our lives easier. As these multitasking devices are often present in different spaces and occasions, Thai artisan Sanai Keawchaisa uses reclaimed wood to handcraft this phone speaker, enhancing the item's convenient characteristics. Its modern design in a natural brown hue allows you to comfortably watch your favorite shows, make those important FaceTime calls, or even improvise a party with music taking over your whole room.

Designed by Indian artisan Sajad, this strikingly beautiful elephant sculpture will enhance the decor of any room. The sculpture is carved from weeping willow wood, covered in papier-mâché, and buffed to a smooth finish. Oil paints in magnificent hues of rose and gold cover the regal elephant with a glossy, floral robe.

A hollow tambora drum takes the shape of a man, eloquently carved from sese wood by Salihu Ibrahim. "This drum is used by the Dan tribe from Liberia," he says. It can be played from the small space where the sticks are placed or from the big space in front, each creating a different sound. This is not an ordinary drum. It is played only when warriors are about to dance during harvest festivals to show off their powers, because when this drum is played, a special spirit possesses them that enables them to win their battles." Applications of white clay give the piece an antique appearance.

On fire with divine and eternal love, Jesus' wounded heart centers this beautiful cross. A symbol of Christ's love for man, the Sacred Heart was first venerated in 11th-century monasteries. Devotion to the Sacred Heart is devotion to Jesus himself. Alejandro de Esesarte creates this elegant wall sculpture and paints it by hand with a vintage crackled finish.

Because each piece is individually handcrafted and painted, size and color could vary slightly.

The recurrent theme of the dragon in Balinese art underscores the legendary animal's divinity in their culture, a motif that has not escaped the artistic eye of Seji Taram. Believed to be the guardian of the gods, this baby suar wood dragon with wings fiercely protects the sanctity of the home.

Carrying blue offering bowls, three happy little boys shyly ask for alms. In Northern Thailand, people take off their shoes and sit or kneel when giving alms. Rutchanok Jinapun depicts young Buddhist novices on the first step toward becoming monks.