Icons steal the spotlight this season, adapting some of the most recognizable symbols throughout history as creative works of the art for the wall. Chock full of wit, these inventive designs traverse from America to ancient Mesopotamia for lively inspiration. — Tracy Bulla
Inspired by classic tribal masks, Ibolili's hand-carved snake and flower masks re-create nature in all its glory as vibrant wall art ($28 each).
Propac's USA Map II defines the country in canvas transfer, substituting license plate icons in place of each state ($170).
The centuries-old counting tool makes for statement-heavy wall decor in Sterling's Suanpan abacus ($280).
Echoing the accoutrements of a Parisian artist, the Large Painter's palette from Square Nestcomes pre-painted and includes brushes ($48).
LP's Rock, featuring hand-painted acrylic on canvas, evokes the golden era of music with classic long-playing records from Somerset Studios($394).
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