rich colors

Desak Nyoman Parwati celebrates the striking colors of the setting sun in this luxurious robe. A batik print is stamped by hand onto the rayon cloth before it is tie dyed in vibrant red, orange and purple. This robe includes long sleeves and a matching belt.

Balinese artisan Ketut Sudantara carves this relief panel depicting a koi fish in an aquascape from solid suar wood with traditional plant motifs originating from Bali's rich history. Dedicated to providing for his daughters, Sudantara carries on the family tradition of woodcarving by adding colors to the traditional reliefs of Bali.

Desak Nyoman Parwati creates a stylish sleeveless dress that evokes the beauty of a leafy forest path in Bali. Blue and green leaves are created through a traditional hand-stamped batik process on tie-dye fabric for rich and complex color nuances. Ideal for casual wear to the market or for a stroll, the versatile design features convenient side pockets.

Nature's treasures unite with masterful silverwork in this sublime cuff bracelet where sterling silver transforms into intricate floral and leaf patterns through sophisticated openwork techniques. Designed by Bali’s Dewi Putera, the bracelet's front blooms with detail, each delicate tendril and petal flowing gracefully around vivid blue topaz and rich purple amethyst, creating striking color contrast against the metal. Gold-plated accents strategically illuminate key design elements, adding warmth and dimension to the botanical motifs that dance across the wrist.

This sublime sterling silver cuff bracelet adorns the wrist with botanical splendor, featuring a meticulously detailed leaf that captures nature's intricate veining patterns and delicate curves in lustrous metal. At the leaf’s core rests a rich, wine-colored garnet that adds a captivating touch of deep crimson brilliance against the silver's cool sheen. Balinese artisan Asmara Putra's thoughtful design balances organic flow with refined craftsmanship, making it an accessory that transitions seamlessly from day to evening wear.

Artist Nyoman Tomblos showcases his native Bali's green hills and valleys in his impressionist work 'Kelingkung Vibes', dedicated to the rich nature surrounding Kelingkung village. Teeming with biodiversity, the forests and fields of Kelingkung exhibit a bountiful collection of tree species, including hardwoods and palms, painted by Tomblos to highlight their individual beauty. Utilizing the pointillism technique to achieve his impressionist language, Tomblos patterns elongated dots to create the effect of a solid image, especially when viewed from afar. Unlike a completed filled painting, pointillism depends on the eye and imagination of the viewer to complete the spaces, resulting in differing perceptions from one observer to the next. Prior to digital pixels, pointillism pioneered the grainy look of additive colors. Tomblos' combination of primary hues aligns with his contrasting use of dark and bright regions to achieve an creative distribution of dynamic light.

Inspired by the beauty of peacocks, Ketut Sudantara designs this richly colored relief panel. The Balinese artisan crafts the round panel from local suar wood, hand carving two birds who play among the leaves of an openwork tree. Red, green, and purple colors shimmer with golden accents.

Javanese artist Aldi uses purple and orange to create the eye-popping color combination on this richly hued acrylic painting. Greyed lilac creates depth by fading into the background, while vibrant orange foliage become the unmissable focal point.