sculptures of hands

Togog Suyasa's team of angels is on their way, carrying love and joy to your next holiday season. The Balinese artisan carves each figurine from albesia wood, hand crafting their hair from natural pandan fiber and giving them each a delicate iron halo. Finally, a shimmering nylon cord lets you hang the set of five with ease.

Your next holiday is sure to be a lovely one with Togog Suyasa's team of angel ornaments. The Balinese artisan carves each figurine from albesia wood, hand crafting their hair from natural pandan fiber and giving them each a delicate iron halo. Finally, a shimmering nylon cord lets you hang the set of five with ease.

Cultural and festive: Peruvian artisan Teodolinda Seguil's newest creation is that traditional accent your holiday decor needs. She works with dried gourds, hand-carving a set of three ornaments depicting friendly Santas in red and dark tones. Each of them comes with an acrylic string for hanging anywhere.

Togog Suyasa designs a teams of angels to help give your next holiday a lovely ambience. The Balinese artisan carves each figurine from albesia wood, hand crafting their hair from natural pandan fiber and giving them each a delicate iron halo. Finally, a shimmering nylon cord lets you hang the set of five with ease.

This set of five angel ornaments designed by Togog Suyasa will fly right into your heart. The Balinese artisan carves each figurine from albesia wood, hand crafting their hair from natural pandan fiber and giving them each a delicate iron hallow. Finally, a shimmering nylon cord lets you hang the set of five with ease.

El Salvador's Marcela Moran creates this charming and natural nativity sculpture celebrating love and tranquility in Bethlehem. Atop a round base of cortez wood, Joseph, Mary and baby Jesus are crafted from jute, dried gourd and agave fibers. The holy trio is clothed with 100% cotton attire hand-woven in a traditional loom.

"This nativity line was created as a way of reevaluating an underestimated and little valued natural fiber which has great potential. It can be used for many things and we transform it into decorative pieces with multicoloured touches from the handmade fabric that complements it," Moran says.