fish decor

Painted with a beautiful combination of blue and red colors, Candra Suwitra's charming koi fish makes an irresistible piece of home decor. The Balinese artisan uses local jempinis wood to hand carve the fish, painting its features with delightful scale patterns.

Balinese artisan Nik creates this hanging tealight holder to add a bright touch to any space. Crafted from steel, this fish is given a finish in blue and rainbow hues. Cutwork patterns allow light to pass through.

The day's catch of fish hangs from agel grass cords on this pair of Indonesian photo frames, hand crafted of local albesia wood. Featuring a large and a small frame, this pair is designed by Komang Sulaksana, featuring stripes of blue and navy with a rustic finish.

Tropical fish become festive ornaments from Bali. Each albesia wood ornament is painted by hand by Ketut Nadiasih, from Bhakti Senang Hati. The set includes four lively fish hanging from golden cords.

"I'm Ketut Nadiasih, from Tampaksirin. I'm the fourth of seven siblings and our parents are farmers with no educational background. I had Poliomyelitis when I was a little girl so I rarely went outside my parents’ house unless somebody could carry me anywhere I wanted to go. I felt so at peace and happy when my nephew carried me to see the world outside for the first time - a world that is full of colors. I enjoy crafting something with both my hands that can be used by people. When I married my husband, whom I met at the foundation, I knew the meaning of happiness. We work together to create ornaments, my husband carves the pieces and I finish and paint them."

The marine world visits you and your spaces in the form of an adorable design by Komang Sulaksana from Bali. As an expert in woodworking techniques, the artisan hand-carves this cute mobile from albesia wood, joining some aquatic friends with a natural agel grass cord equipped with a loop at the top. Each ornament is painted by hand in a palette of white and blue hues, evoking the serene essence of the sea.