Tribal Rose Water Globe

Tribal Rose Water GlobeFor centuries, tattooing with ink or dyes, also known as "skin art," has been practiced within different tribal cultures by both men and women as a way of indicating social position. Since the 1990s, as modern techniques allowed for a range of elaborate designs and colors, tattoos have become a mainstream part of Western fashion for decorative and cosmetic reasons. Popular among both sexes is the image of a flower, in particular a red rose.

handcrafted jewelry made of precious metals and adorned with turquoise and authentic gemstones

The rare and beautiful markings of a Medicine Hat horse

pumpkin fields watched over by a black cat and a broom-riding witch silhouetted against a full moon

Inspired by Tchaikovsky’s “Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy” from The Nutcracker ballet

train sets around the tree and tinsel (remember tinsel

Donning Santa's hat

and sparkling crystal details

occupies an esteemed place in the folklore and legends of cultures around the world

palm trees

Following the sound

A beautiful Palomino rears up in excitement on Christmas Eve

and comes in an attractive burgundy box