Art & Tune Blog

The meaning of mandala in Sanskrit is circle and symbolizes totality, integration and harmony of the macrocosmos (universe) with the microcosmos (human being).

For Tiki Hawaii tikiphiles, masks and totem poles are decorations that portray the beauty and history of Polynesia and exalt the Tiki god of Maori culture.

Indian decoration reflects traces of Hinduism in the painting of handles, the prints on cushion covers and the sculpture of decorative objects from India.

Indian decoration reflects the connection with Hinduism through mandalas, pendants, lanterns and sculpture of Hindu gods such as Rama and Sita, Ganesh and Shiva.

Masks were used by various ethnic groups as protective amulets and keys to access spiritual universes, mixing spirituality and culture.

You don't have to be a Buddhist to have a Buddha in the Zen space. Buddhist decoration uses Feng Shui to bring peace, wisdom and balance to the environment.

The masks carved by Balinese craftsmen mix spirituality, ancestry, history and art. They are true gems of Indonesian culture.

The Venetian mirror has a classic style that makes the interior decoration sophisticated. They can be combined with modern objects or with vintage aesthetics.

Colored lanterns with candle holders from India and Morocco are versatile lighting objects that make indoor and outdoor environments more beautiful and cozy.

African masks and those imported from Indonesia (Bali and Lombok) are powerful protection charms that enrich wall decoration.