parasol

The glory of Ganesha and its glamorous realm come to your home in the form of a gorgeous kadam wood sculpture from India. Hand-carved by Ashish Mehta, the artwork features a series of traditional motifs that enhance its luxurious aura, depicting the deity under a parasol, all painted by hand in golden hues.

This charming Balinese umbrella will be an interesting conversation piece in any home. Crafted by Rinni, it replicates the kind of parasol that would be used for ceremonies and in sacred pura (temples) in Bali. The artisan uses black and white checked cotton and native suar wood to create the small parasol, adding festive tassels, gold-toned aluminum ornaments, beads and jingling bells. The parasol arrives with a wood base for display.

Warm shades capture the mystic and graceful side of femininity. Bali's Komang Sulaksana uses his expert hands and eye to create this gorgeous homage to female beauty, made from sturdy jempinis wood in a serene natural wood hue. Imitating an ethereal scene of magical allure, this jewellery stand displays hand and parasol-shaped pieces that can be detached for personalized use.

Nocturnal shades capture the mystic and bewitching side of femininity. Bali's Komang Sulaksana uses his expert hands and eye to create this distinguished homage to female beauty, made from sturdy jempinis wood in a dapper black hue. Imitating an ethereal scene of magical allure, this jewellery stand displays hand and parasol-shaped pieces that can be detached for personalized use.

Princess Sita is one of the central characters in the Ramayana, the Hindu epic poem. In the story, Sita is kidnapped by the demon king Ravana before her husband, Prince Rama, rescues her. The poem describes Sita as the ideal wife, a paragon of devotion and courage. By Komang Agus, this mask portrays her in exquisite detail, wearing an ornamental headdress bedecked with flowers. Carved from local crocodile wood, the mask has an agel grass cord at the back to display the image proudly.