Geckos Wall Art - Set of 2

Handcrafted in Haiti   |   31216
(4.8) (4)
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Oil drums are recycled as dynamic works of art, ideal for placement indoors or out. Artisans in Haiti cut, hammer, emboss, and paint each of these whimiscal geckos by hand for remarkable texture and precise detail. Comes with attached triangle ring wall hangers. Set of 2. To keep color vibrant, we recommend annually applying a clear protective coating. Dimensions: 9"l x 7"w.

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Your purchase supports resourceful artisans in Haiti by providing an income through the production of beautiful works of art made from recycled metal drums and other local raw materials.

Since 1976, SERRV International has partnered with artisans in Haiti, providing a long-term trading partnership and interest-free advance payment for our orders. Through sales of their products, more than 120 individual Haitian artisans from Cite Soleil, Croix-des-Bouquets, Jacmel, and other... Read more...

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Geckos Wall Art - Set of 2
Sep 14, 2021  |  By Regina
Love my geckos! As cheerful as they are, they also remind me of the serious ongoing need for solidarity with the people of Haiti. The only thing I would change is the triangle ring placement, since I think the geckos look best with their tails up. (I've suspended them from cafe curtain hooks in my kitchen.) Placing the triangle ring in back of the abdomen rather than in back of the head would allow for more choices.
adorable!
Jul 14, 2021  |  By bootsy
I love these little geckos. They're climbing up the kitchen wall next to my clock, so I see them all the time. The handiwork is beautiful. Fun, bright colors.
Colorful and Fun
Jul 21, 2020  |  By Christina Rampley
These geckos are very fun, colorful, and completely charming on the bathroom wall.
For the patio
May 16, 2020  |  By Pat Moyer
A little whimsy to brighten the patio.