Christmas Ornament Whale Hand Painted Steel Sculpture

Brand: The Sisters Grimm Glass Art

3" x 3" square of fused glass to hold your used tea bag. Sold individually; assorted colors. Please let us know if you need a specific color

Brand: Plastersmiths Color: black/brown

DINOSAURS! Highly detailed, hand made sculpted plaster cast, velociraptor claw. Talon sits atop of the stone slab. Great to hang on a wall or use for an ancient paperweight. Talon comes raw, unpainted to allow for complete color customization. Product shown painted with watercolor and acrylic clear coat. Not an actual fossil.

Manufacturer: Merchandise 24/7 Brand: Merchandise 24/7

Doctor Who Poster Exploding Tardis

Manufacturer: Lewis And White Brand: Lewis And White, Inc. Color: Silver

12" silver-tone metal and crystal cross

Brand: Whata Pinata!

Available at donaldtrumpvoodoo.com

Manufacturer: Demdaco Brand: Kelly Rae Roberts Model: 102234

Medallion Vintage Earrings by Kelly Rae Roberts

Manufacturer: Yapree Brand: Yapree Model: ebbox93-14

Handmade Goddess Gayatri Pictures Posters :3.75" x 5.75" Set of 3

Brand: African Art

Step into a colorful African market with this hand-painted batik painting. Made in Burkina Faso. Measures 10" x 18". Batik or batique is a method of fabric dyeing where the parts of the fabric not intended to be dyed are covered with removable wax. The fabric is then dipped in cool vegetable dye. The portions protected by the wax do not receive the dye, and when the wax is removed in hot water the previously covered areas display a light pattern on the colored ground. This laborous and time-consuming process can be repeated several times with successive areas of wax being added until the desired image is completed. The finished batik is usually used as a wall decoration, but batiks can be used in many other ways as fabric decor highlights.

Brand: African Art

Step lively with these colorful African drum dancers in this hand-painted batik painting. Made in Burkina Faso. Measures 10" x 18". Batik or batique is a method of fabric dyeing where the parts of the fabric not intended to be dyed are covered with removable wax. The fabric is then dipped in cool vegetable dye. The portions protected by the wax do not receive the dye, and when the wax is removed in hot water the previously covered areas display a light pattern on the colored ground. This laborous and time-consuming process can be repeated several times with successive areas of wax being added until the desired image is completed. The finished batik is usually used as a wall decoration, but batiks can be used in many other ways as fabric decor highlights.