heirloom gifts

This jewelry box from Khalid Ali safeguards a rainbow of dazzling flowers and stars. The mango wood box is enveloped in nickel-plated brass featuring colorful glass beads. It features velvet lining and a mirror inside.

Adi Noviantara honors Saraswati, the Hindu goddess of knowledge and arts who symbolizes the free flow of wisdom and consciousness. Saraswati rides a swan, symbolizing purity and her four hands represent four aspects of learning: mind, intellect, alertness and ego. She plays the music of love and life on a veena. This highly detailed bronze sculpture with a greenish black antiqued finish.

The sculpture may present miniscule pores resulting from the crafting process. The antique finish may result in slightly different coloring.

Surrounded by ornate medallions, colorful glass spheres represent the crown jewels. Khalid Ali works in the ancient technique of embossed metal to create a stunning mirror frame. He combines the elegance of copper with gleaming nickel for this octagonal wall mirror.

Rich repoussé evokes a Persian paradise on a hand-crafted jewelry box by Khalid Ali. Hand-crafted of mango wood, it is covered in embossed brass bathed in nickel. The artisan lines the petite box with velvet and adds a mirror in the lid.

Khalid Ali revisits the past with a jewelry box with the grace and charisma of an antique. It is carved of mango wood and painted before receiving a luxurious assortment of glass stones. These multicolored details surround delicately embossed images executed on nickel-plated brass. The box opens to reveal a velvet-lined interior, a mirror and a removable tray.

Lavish floral motifs on sleek black bring their own charisma to this jewelry box. Khalid Ali crafts the piece of mango wood, covering it in brass repoussé bathed in nickel. He lines the box with velvet and adds a lift out tray for smaller treasures. He then adds ornate handles, a mirror inside the lid, and a latch that can by locked.