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Bahia | Hand-Carved Wooden Bird & Handcrafted 3D Artistic Panels

As Charles Darwin said in Voyage of a Naturalist Around the World. "The surface is covered with fine forests of several kinds, interspersed with cultivated patches, where houses, convents, and chapels appear. [...] The orange, the coconut, the palm, the mango, the fern, the banana, and the cotton plant, have distinct and recognizable forms." Below, highlighted are artists from this state. Santa Brígida and  Wooden Crafted Wall Frame

Opportunity to Partner with Skilled Bahian Artisans for Unique Handcrafted Creations

From Bahia it stands our two artisans projects for you to develop or add value to your creations in partnership with artists from this Brazilian state.

Parkiet Brasil's reforested teak wooden tablets – perfect for wall art, decor, and mosaic projects. 

Parkiet Brasil's reforested teak wooden tablets are the perfect raw material for your next artistic portfolio or DIY project. Ideal for wall art, home décor, and creative mosaics, these sustainable teak pieces help you bring your unique vision to life. Use them to craft stunning artworks you can proudly showcase or sell online on platforms like Etsy, combining eco-friendly materials with your creativity for outstanding results.

Promotional poster showcasing Parkiet Brasil's rustic, reforested teak wooden tablets. The image highlights product details, sizes, pricing, and ideal uses for wall art, frames, and mosaic projects, featuring eco-friendly, durable, and handcrafted qualities.

Santa Brigida Hand-Carved Birds in Natural Wood

Bahia de Todos os Santos (All Saints), as called by the Bahians, features Tupiguarani pottery from Aratu, as well as natural fibers like those from palm trees, oil palms, Ouricuri, and piassava. In addition, to embroidered pieces and lace influenced by the struggle for ethnic and religious cultural expressions that have marked the region throughout its history. In their woodwork, it is common to use Imburana as Santa Brígida works, and also the Cedar, Rosewood, Angelim, and Teak. Also the Biriba, used to make the berimbau, which is the primary musical instrument played during capoeira practice.

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