November 17, 2021

One of a Kind
Rare Birds

As we travel the world to find artisanal décor and home accessories, we discover items that are exceptionally unique. We are thrilled to offer our Rare Bird Collection, featuring one-of-a-kind pieces. The antique look and attention to detail ensure you won't find anything quite like these creations. Each treasure showcases the history and culture of the places we found them!  

The relationship between the elephant and Mahout (often known as an elephant handler) is being showcased in this unique piece.

The bond between the elephant and Mahout is extremely unique and strong. Elephant trainers in India take care of all the elephant's needs. This sculpture captures just that, the cooperation between humans and animals. With a hint of elegance and grace, this item is intricately carved with attention to every detail. The weathered, distressed details make this truly a rare find.

This cultural artifact is an example of exceptional creations from the past.

The style of Chinoiserie originated in the 17th century when Europeans became fascinated with Asian cultures and traditions. They began to imitate Eastern art, architecture, furniture, and more. Throughout China, vases like this one were utilized in everyday life for storing herbs, root vegetables, tea and various food items. Bring this style into your home by repurposing this vase for your decorative needs.

Carved in India, this handcrafted piece is very much an artifact.

Breathe new life into your decor with this charming heirloom sculpture. This carving of an Indian Tribal Prince is rare in that it has styling and finish that resembles a much more east-Indian sculpture heritage while the subject seems more tribal. India, often described as an adventure in riddles and culture, certainly can take credit for this mixed heritage piece.

Subtle etchings and design make this piece both note-worthy and a conversation piece.

Simple, and quite common at one time, this item achieved some stature of scarcity since very few are preserved so well over generations. Subtle etchings and design make this Chinese Water Vessel (used primarily to boil water for tea) both note-worthy and a conversation piece.