This modular piece of art would be cool with the intricate woodcarving alone, but the meticulously placed beads in the style of indigenous Camentsá artists from Colombia take it to the next level.
Mariana Castillo Ruan shared this project by a Colombian designer, which includes lots of images of how the piece was made.
Lots more photos here.
• Designer + Camentsá Indian Collaboration (via Behance)
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