Copper Decorative Objects

Very nice. Yocasta. Yonkers, NY. Sun Jan 19 2025

This Quartz gemstone tree is made of natural (undyed) gemstones. The gemstones are all hand-wired in solid copper wire and set in a hand-painted round porcelain pot with a hand-painted trunk. These gemstone bonsai trees will make a beautiful addition to any room. Leaves and branches can be arranged how you like. Quartz encourages clarity of thought and purpose in one's heart and mind. Clear Quartz will amplify any energy and make it an excellent stone to use for healing, manifestation, or prayer work. Clear Quartz helps to establish a strong, clear connection to higher guidance.

Kavara Villakus are branching lamps that resemble the Nila Vilakkus or Kathakali Lamps. This brass lamp has three disc-shaped oil basins without wicks, arranged in buds on the tip of three branches. These lamps have long been used for traditional lighting of temples and ritual performances. They are often regarded as butter lamps, and five wicks are placed in five directions to pay respect to the panchabhoots.

This cast-iron bronze Guardian leopard sculpture is truly exceptional. It has the presence of a curated gallery piece—elegant, powerful, and unmistakably refined. The craftsmanship is remarkable. Every detail, from the fluidity of the form to the expression and musculature, is executed with precision and intention. It captures both strength and grace in a way that feels timeless. I did hesitate at the price point initially, but the moment I saw it in person, any doubt disappeared. The weight alone speaks to its quality—it is substantial, solid, and far beyond anything you would find at a lower price point. This is not a replica or decorative imitation; it is a true statement piece. It brings a sense of sophistication and quiet luxury to the space, elevating everything around it. If you’re considering it, it is absolutely worth the investment.. Suzanne. Abbotsford, BC. Thu Mar 26 2026

This sculpture of this medium size owl is scary but amazingly stunning with its owl wings spread fully as if he just landed on this broken tree trunk. The owl has large downward-facing eyes, a hawk-like beak, and a flat face; and his conspicuous circle of feathers is beautiful. Most birds of prey sport eyes on the sides of their heads, but the stereoscopic nature of the owl`s forward-facing eyes permits the greater sense of depth perception necessary for low-light hunting. Although owls have binocular vision. Their large eyes are fixed in their sockets as are those of other birds so they must turn their entire head to change views. Owls can rotate their heads and necks as much as 270 degrees in either direction. As owls are farsighted, they are unable to see clearly anything within a few centimeters soft their eyes. Caught prey can be felt by owls with the use of filo-plumes small hair-like feathers on the beak and feet that act as "feelers". Their far vision, particularly in low light, is exceptionally good. The owl was cast using the archaic method of lost-wax casting and stained with a brown patina finish for perpetuation. The bronze sculpture was rested upon a black marble base and is signed by Milo.

The colorful plumage of the peacock has grabbed the human imagination in a variety of ways, and the peacock has decorated the world of the affluent and famous as a creature of beauty throughout human history. The peacock is the sacred mount of several Hindu Patheon Gods and Goddesses. Mor Pankh, or the peacock feather, is an essential element of Lord Krishna's lovely visage. This brass lamp also has a peacock image on top. It adds to the sanctity of this three-tiered light. The lamp's stem is shaped like a long row of pitchers. The three tiers are made up of five lamps, each with a unique design. The lamp's base is intricate. Lighting this lamp brings all the sacredness associated with the image of a peacock to a space.

Any house decor is handpicked on the basis of its levelled-up beauty, finite carvings and perfect structures. The one shown here exemplifies each of these variations in its best possible kind; moulded distinctively with a long-striated trunk stretched downwards and holds a lavish multiple carved temple bell with a hook.

After a long hard day in the garden, a young girl makes her way home. With her cup of drink in one hand and a little bird in her other hand, she shares a slight smile and a worn look. Her dress is laced up in the front and it's exposing her right breast, it just falls perfectly on her frame. Her hair is tied up with a line straight through the middle. She wears her dress well with her body that is all voluptuous and full. It is mounted on a black marble base and is signed by Jean Patou.

This proportionally exaggerated bronze sculpture is characteristic of Fernando Botero`s abstract and representational style. The artist's dramatic emphasis on shape and volume creates a great attraction and tangibility to form. The sculpture was molded by using the lost-wax casting method. This is an exquisite three-dimensional work of art for anyone who is an F.Botero enthusiast.

This simple yet sturdy bronze statue of a hawk carries the symbol of strength. Using a process of enameling over bronze, to create the color of his body, the artist made sure to use maximum detail and effort in design. This work of art would look great in any room.