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This unusual wrap ring is the design of Bali's Made Sri. A simple sterling silver band culminates in pear-shaped cultured pearls at each end. Discreet rope motifs support both pearls.

Ready to navigate the open waters, this charming duck wears a blue and white captain's outfit and hat. Balinese artisan Susi Susanti carves this duck from the naturally curvy shape of bamboo root with a head made from acacia wood. The duck's head is given a natural finish.

Two helping hands gracefully open to receive your rings and bracelets. The sculptural jewelry holder by Wardana of Bali is hand carved from jempinis wood, polished smooth, and given a coat of white paint for an elegant finish.

Set in sterling silver, two very distinctive gems are never apart. The Mutiara Collection selects the radiant mystique of amethyst and the luminous purity of pearl for this extraordinary handcrafted ring. Because he uses natural gems, the shape of the stones can vary.

.925 Sterling silver

Walk through the world in style carrying this gorgeous sling bag designed by India's Kailash and Anurag. Crafted from 100% leather, the bag is hand painted with black and white blossoms and a singing bird. Inside, the bag features a polyester lining, one zipper pocket, and two open pockets. Outside, the bag features an additional zippered pocket. Wear the bag on your shoulder, or adjust the length to carry the bag across your body.

Step into spring with an elegant touch of artistry. This radiant short-sleeve blouse, crafted from soft rayon, features delicate floral embroidery and intricate open lacework, all skillfully handmade by Balinese designer Made Suciati. Named Kusuma,, Indonesian for “flowerlike”, this blouse embodies feminine charm and timeless beauty, perfect for the season’s blossoming spirit.

A faceless woman meditates as she sits on an open book. Working with the linoleum block print technique, Marina Pallares explores her global vision for world peace. The artist explains that the butterfly alighting on the corner of the book symbolizes the transformation of a being who dragged herself along the ground, but transforms into a winged creature that will take flight. Gentle doves are released from her bowed head.

"This print arose from my vision of world peace," the Mexican artist comments. "It's very similar to my ideas about ecology. Everything begins with the individual person with a global vision. That is, when we find our own inner peace, it's inevitable that we'll project it to everyone around us.

"Meditation is one of the simplest ways to gain access to our inner being. It gives us a sense of union with everything and helps us remain in the present. Meditation and education make us more conscious.

"Peace begins in oneself, on the basis of self-knowledge, self-love and education, making ourselves one hundred percent responsible for our own lives."

Titled "La paz comienza por casa" in Spanish.