Ethnic Designs Pillows
Description: The contemplation of Knowledge - "Gëstu xam xam" in the Wolof language of Senegal. An original contemporary African abstract surrealist art work and "African wax" fabric design by Tony Cisse. Strikingly original fashion design, and household talking point.
" Gëstu Xam Xam" - Contemporary African Abstract Art Surrealist Design - Blues Pillow
by Tony Cisse Art Originals
$23 $28
Description: Ancient Symbols Reimagined is an original collection inspired by the rich visual heritage of South America's pre-Columbian cultures. Each artwork reinterprets ancestral symbols—including Andean and other indigenous traditions—through a contemporary design language that blends geometry, minimalism, texture and modern aesthetics. Rather than reproducing historical artifacts, these designs seek to honor their cultural significance while creating unique pieces for today's world. Ideal for those who appreciate indigenous art, cultural heritage, symbolism and timeless graphic design.
Description: A striking, dense seamless pattern featuring sacred lotus flowers in vivid pink, bold green outlines, and golden accents against deep black. Rich ethnic details, sharp symmetrical lines, and vivid color harmony create a lively, eye‑catching, and culturally artistic design. Full of life, intricate beauty, and timeless elegance.
Description: Kokopelli is a fertility deity, usually depicted as a humpbacked flute player dancing, who has been venerated by some Native American cultures. Here are three Kokopelli with different colors elements, black and white, Earth Colors, and Rainbow Colors, Originally Created on Vector Graphic Art Technique and assembled to compose a Tribal Pattern. All elements are Copyright BluedarkArt TheChameleonArt
Description: Discover the mesmerizing beauty of this psychedelic native warrior woman wearing a vibrant headdress. Our colorful art print and apparel collection celebrates the rich traditions of Native American culture, empowering women and showcasing tribal fashion. Explore this unique blend of contemporary native art and ancient symbolism, capturing the essence of indigenous heritage.
Description: Waterolor artwork of indian folk art of embroidery called phulkari. It is a symmetrical artwork of red and green color combination. It comes out well on white background.
Phulkari - Floral Symmetrical Motif from Folk Embroidery Art GC-127-02 Pillow
by GraphicCharms
$23 $28
Description: Adinkra symbols were originally created by the Bono people of Gyaman, an Akan people of Ghana.
Africa Ghana Sankofa Adinkra Symbol "Humility & Strength" Black Colour. Pillow
by Vanglorious Joy
$23 $28
