Tiger Migraine by Hans Weyers, 2008

This hanging mood lamp is made of a metal frame covered with polyester and finished with orange artisanal blown glass. The lamp is in very good condition. It is a unique piece, sign...

This impressive ceramic wall sculpture was made in the studio of Amphora in the 1970s. It represents a flatfish in sober brown and grey colours with some red and blue accents. This c...

Beautiful foldable balloon seat in leather attributed to the Danish designer Hans Olsen. The chair is in very good condition, it has a beautiful look and will suit in any interior

Spiegel .01 might be one of the more functional pieces of the functionality kills the fun – collection. It exists of a series of mirrors that seem to be hung by force. The nail, from which it is mounted to the wall, creates cracks in the glass. The image is hardly distorted with a linear view, but when looking at it from a different angle it becomes more than just an every day object. No one mirror is the same as they are all smashed by hand. The mirrors are easily installed with the included nails and plugs. Designed by Lennart Van Uffelen...

Add a wild, vintage touch to your home decor with this stunning brutalist metal tiger. Torch cut brass has been artisanally welded to create a beautiful piece that is equal parts nat...

This vintage boho mounted ceramic tiger head adds a bold, artistic statement to your space. With its intricate details and vibrant glaze, this piece combines the fierce beauty of a t...

Mid Century Modern Brutalist Tiger Wall Sculpture. Nice mixed metal design . Perfect for that small space that needs an accent piece.

A wonderful wall sculpture by the noted artist Anne Andersson. It is signed and dated 2008 #2 on the back. These sculptures are made of Sisal Fiber from an Agave and meticulously hand painted. The eyes are hand blown glass. the bodies are sculpted from clay. A brief bio from the artist's website follows: Anne Andersson's artwork serves as an homage to our planet’s charismatic and rare wild animals. Inspired by the majesty and beauty of exotic wildlife, and motivated by an urge to preserve them, Anne’s astonishingly realistic life-size sculptures capture the experience of seeing these animals up close—without exploiting them. Her work provides a humane alternative to trophy hunting and taxidermy. Born in Sweden...