Collected Pieces

These collected pieces are from all over the world. I happened upon these pieces and I knew that they would bring beauty and intrigue into the homes of our clients. Not necessarily a story but simply style that is exquisite. Shop JELLA World Artist Collections to bring beauty into your home.

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Adorable Hedgehog Box

$120.00

Adorable Hedgehog Box The cutest little hedgehog every. Hide a treasure inside.

Amazing Woven Bamboo Basket

$300.00

Amazing Woven Bamboo Basket This large woven natural bamboo basket is a stunning display of workmanship. This basket is handmade with unique, natural, beautiful qualities. H 17 1/4" D 18"

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Amber Glass Acorn, Large

$275.00

Amber Glass Acorn, Large Detail and craftsmanship define this beautiful work of art.

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Amber Glass Acorn, Small

$225.00

Amber Glass Acorn, Small Detail and craftsmanship define this beautiful work of art. Glass H 7″ D 4″

American Avocet Carving

$60.00

American Avocet Carving The American Avocet takes elegance to a new level. This long-legged wader glides through shallow waters swishing its slender, upturned bill from side to side to catch aquatic invertebrates.

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Amish Flag

$22.00

Amish Flag Handcrafted by an artisan who lives now but in another time.

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Antique Wooden Box

$220.00

Antique Wooden Box A pretty old piece. Beautiful signs of age and use. Somethings get better with age.

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Aubergine Infinity Vase

$150.00

Aubergine Infinity Vase Such rich color and detail. The infinity symbol shows up around the world as it represents the concept of limitlessness or eternity. Subtly part of what makes this vase timeless.

Authentic Native American Peace Pipe Signed by Artist Ray Redwing

$126.00

Authentic Native American Peace Pipe Signed by Artist Ray Redwing This sacred peace pipe represent the most common style of pipe in use throughout the period of white contact. This style of pipe was not limited to one group or tribe, but was in general use from the western Ohio Valley to the Rockies and from the Arkansas River to the plains of southern Canada. Large numbers of plains pipes came directly into white hands from the Native Americans during that widely publicized period in our history, marked by the Indian wars and treaties. Because the Native American ceremonial pipe was frequently used to bind a treaty, it became widely known as the "peace pipe".

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