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Bali's Dewi Putera presents this Y-necklace, crafted from sterling silver. Both ends of the naga chain grasp an open ring in the front of the necklace, which in turn grasps a rounded square checkerboard-faceted amazonite. Below that, a rectangular pendant features 18k gold-plated accents and a faceted rectangular amethyst. The entire piece features carefully crafted details and selective oxidization for contrast.

Benalu wood lends its unique organic forms to this sculpture from Yudi Suardi in Bali. The artists incorporates hand carved jempinis wood hummingbirds and mushrooms with the natural benalu wood to create an unusual and beautiful sculpture.

As natural wood roots are used, please expect each sculpture to be a unique work of art.

Music, sound and movement are the main themes of this lovely curated gift box featuring a selection of three items crafted by Indonesian artisans from the NOVICA Collection. Komang Sulaksana carves jempinis wood by hand in the shape of a musical note for a very practical and unique phone stand. Trisna Dewi's bamboo mini wind chimes that hang from an agel cord make soothing sounds every time a breeze hits their petite six aluminum chimes. The same breeze that causes bamboo to bend into swirl motifs in this pair of fabulous sterling silver half-hoop earrings by Dewa Arimbawa.

Give yourself some well-deserved "me time" and enjoy the wonderful selection of exquisite items handmade by Indonesian artisans that make up this gift box curated from the NOVICA Collection meant to make you slow down your busy daily life, learn to live the moment to the fullest and appreciate the simple pleasures in life. A good place to start is by letting yourself reach a serene place thanks to the calming sounds of a bamboo wind chime with floral motifs carved by hand and 15 hand-tuned aluminum chimes designed by Trisna Dewi. Then you can marvel at Nyoman Sudiana's polished suar wood sculpture of a woman pleasantly sitting and meditating with a heart over her head as her guiding light. And finally, you will have 80 pages of handmade rice paper at your disposal for writing down your most intimate thoughts in a pair of journals handmade from kupu-kupu leaves dyed pink and purple, lined in black fabric with agel grass binding and cinnamon stick accents in a design by Komang Sulaksana.

Bali's Dewi Putera designs a stunning pair of dangle earrings that perfectly blend elegance and sophistication. The intricate engraved sterling silver motifs expertly enclose two cultured Mabe pearls which showcase a beautiful blue shade that's sure to captivate. The 18k gold-plated accents enhance the earrings' fabulous appeal and make them an essential item in any jewelry collection.

Carved by hand from wadang wood in the shape of two open hands, this ring holder from Java will make an excellent addition into any home. This decor accessory features floral motifs and traditional batik designs, painted by hand with a wax resist before the wood is treated with colorful dyes. Each outstretched finger is perfect for displaying your rings, while the palms collect other jewelry items excellently.

Do you love meditating? Then you will obsess over this gift box curated from the NOVICA Collection that includes everything from an aromatherapy gift set to a wood chime, all made by the able hands of Indonesian artisans to awaken the senses and procure relaxation. Start with the soothing sounds of a splendid single-note chime, a percussion instrument crafted by Trisna Dewi from teak wood and stainless steel that is played using the accompanying mallet. Then arise the sense of smell with an aromatherapy gift set by Dewa Putra that includes a handmade green hand ceramic incense holder as well as incense sticks and cones in frangipani, lavender and sandalwood scents. Your sense of sight will be stimulated by a suar wood sculpture exquisitely carved by hand by Eka depicting an abstract human figure sitting with her legs crossed in a meditation pose. And once the calming ritual is finished, share your thoughts and emotions in a pair of journals designed by Komang Sulaksan and crafted from kupu-kupu leaves, lined in black fabric with agel grass binding and cinnamon stick accents as well as 80 pages of handmade rice paper.

Love is in the air with this romantic gift box curated from the NOVICA Collection featuring various products handmade by Indonesian artisans that convey infinite passion for that very special person in your life. A loving and tender kiss is shared between a couple in this abstract sculpture by Wayan Rendah delicately carved by hand from suar wood. Hearts are known to be the ultimate symbol of love and there is a parade of them in this fabulous pair of sterling silver ear climber earrings by Dewa Arimbawa to dazzle anytime, anywhere. And for a more intimate declaration of love, nothing like writing down your feelings in a journal especially if it's as unique as this design by Komang Sulaksana which features 100 pages of handmade rice straw paper, a pandan leaf cover, fabric lining as well as a grass cord binding and a cinnamon stick as decoration.

A thoughtful present for your dad or your friends is this gift box curated from the NOVICA Collection featuring three products exquisitely crafted by Indonesian artisans that will certainly come in handy every time. For example, this original eyeglasses holder carved by hand from jempinis wood by Komang Sulaksana in the shape of a face with a prominent nose, so they will always know where their spectacles are when they need them. Another practical and decorative accessory is a puzzle box carved by hand from suar wood by Sarwaedi in the shape of an eagle's head where you can store jewelry, keys and other small belongings. And when it's time to make a fashion statement, this pendant bracelet by Henry Anthony Sanny featuring an adjustable cord, brass accents and an obsidian gemstone will always get the job done.

Wayan Rendah captures the dancer's pose with rigid accuracy; the folds of her dress, the arch of her back, the weight of her hair carved intricately out of rich suar wood. The woman is depicted performing "Janger", a traditional Balinese dance that first appeared in the 1920s. As a dance form it became hugely popular as men and women were allowed to dance together, each village forming groups of about a dozen youths. The young women sit and sway harmoniously, their sweet melody contrasting the aggressive "kecak" chants of the men. Performers then stand up and execute creative routines, such as this figure posing and reciting ancient poetry. Dynamic in its form, this piece offers the rhythm of Bali to any household.

This item is individually carved by hand and belongs to a special collection created by the artist.

Gusti Ngurah Semarajaya is a hardworking artisan from Indonesia, seamlessly combining wood carvings with painting. He designs this jewelry box, which is hand-carved from local jempinis wood. He paints the striking image of Bhoma on its surface, a fierce-looking god that is known as lord of the forest and protector of small villages. The box opens to reveal four small compartments that surround one large compartment, all lined with polyester velvet for storing pieces of jewelry. A convenient mirror is on the inside of the lid.