table decor

A combination of cotton and water hyacinth fiber creates a lovely floral-themed table runner woven by hand in Indonesia. Artisan Liem Hauw designs this gorgeous accessory, adding warmth and style to your table decor while paying homage to the region's natural richness.

She tucks her knees close to her body and rests her head in her hands. Gazing into the distance, a young girl dreams of life, of love. This charming abstracted portrait is sculpted in sandstone by Wayan Kandiyasa.

The gorgeous pattern decorating this cotton and water hyacinth fiber table runner takes inspiration from the Indonesian Ikat textiles used in several regional creations. Designed by artisan Liem Hauw, the piece is entirely woven by hand, allowing for a high-quality design that will add sophistication and culture to your table.

This natural fiber journal, handcrafted by Balinese artisan Komang Sulaksana, features a pandan leaf cover, cinnamon and grass cord binding and 100 pages of rice straw paper perfect for jotting notes, memories, dreams, drawings or poetry. The artisan relishes in the challenge of melding different mediums, relying on both his artistic talent, and on natural fibers, for all of his work. "Creating new designs is so much fun for me," he says. "Arranging different kinds of materials together is not a hard thing to do but, of course, it requires patience and skill."

Indonesian artisan Nengah Sudarsana translates his love for animals into gorgeous pieces of art. He designs this sculpture of a dog, hand-carved from local suar wood. Its legs hang off the end of any table or shelf ledge.