Art & Tune Blog

Ethnic-style decorative arts provide interior decoration with beauty and value from the cultural history of different ethnic groups around the world.

Everything that exists is connected with the japamala Buddhist rosary. Your guru guides the mantra practice through the 108 beads to the manifestation of the divine self in the tassel.

Shiva as the god of destruction or the cosmic dancer (Shiva Nataraja) invites us to understand the importance of detachment from desires, illusions and matter.

Decorative animals represent the virtues present in their natures and are united with manifestations of gods from cultures that mix zoolatry and mysticism.

Mother of pearls are natural jewels that beautify and purify the environment. The unique iridescence lends delicacy to decorative art coated with elegance.

Access balance, serenity, and inner peace during a Buddhist meditation practice that manipulates symbolic elements in the decorative Zen garden.

Through figurative art with decorative wooden sculptures, the Island of Bali exposes the quality and artistic power of its artisans to the world.

Moai, Naoki or Easter Island Head are decorative sculptures for garden decoration inspired by Rapa Nui rock art.

Buddha sculptures are enriched with iconographies with elevated meanings that teach the story of Buddha and show the way to higher consciousness.

African masks are tribal arts full of spiritual symbologies that form the material culture of Africa and bring the ethnic essence to decoration.

The set of wall plates or displayed under furniture as decorative arts are ways to bring originality to the environment by subverting its original function.

Abstract arts distanced themselves from traditional figurative art to express in decorative sculptures the essence of creation and what it has to convey.