toucan decor

Balinese sculptor Wayan Rendah evokes the protective embrace of romantic love in a deceptively simplecarving. Endlessly entwined, emerging from a singleblock of richly grained suar wood, the sculptureis a touching symbol of affection for any couple.

Sharing in romance, two swans touch their bills together in this lovely relief panel from Bali. Komang Sri creates this circular relief, which she diligently carves by hand from a single piece of suar wood. Dot motifs encircle the swans, displayed above a flower.

Infuse your interiors with a touch of romance with this enchanting wall hanging adorned with hand-painted pink hearts sporting a fabulous distressed finish. Balinese artisan Nik creates the stunning accessory where each heart is carefully carved by hand from albesia wood and embellished with wooden beads for an artistic touch. Connected by agel grass cords, the pieces seamlessly come together and a jute rope at the top provides an easy means to hang this charming decorative accent wherever you desire.

Inspired by the cultural tradition of Janger dancing, Nyoman Indrawati Subrata of the Subrata Family creates this stunning wall sculpture. Working with a single piece of suar wood, she hand carves the image of two dancers in elaborate headdresses who touch cheeks. Popular with Balinese youths, Janger is typically performed by ten people who are divided into two groups: the female dancers, known as Janger, and the male dancers, known as Kecak.

The artisan carries on the extraordinary art work of her late father, Nyoman Subrata.

Luminous hearts come to your home to add a sweet touch to these holidays. Balinese artisan Ketut Darsa presents this aluminum garland featuring colorful pompoms and little glass diamonds for a magical accent. The whole ornament is joined by a nylon string, making a high-quality home accent.