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Artisan Yudi Suardi of Bali appreciates the unique look that natural benalu wood (related to mistletoe) lends to his sculptures. Each piece is different, making each sculpture a one-of-a-kind work of art. Here the artisan carves a realistic grey whale from jempinis wood, and mounts it on a benalu wood base. The effect is that of a coral reef.

Chakras are different focal points of energy in the body determined by ancient meditation practises. Bali's Wayan Trisna designs a beautiful sterling silver charm necklace featuring the symbols that represent the seven main chakras: root, sacral, solar plexus, heart, throat, third eye and crown.

A rainbow of petite gemstones sparkle at the center of this carefully crafted ring from Bali's Ketut Sulastri. Joined at the base of the ring, a quartet of sterling silver bands separate into distinct pieces at the ring's top. Each band holds a different gemstone--amethyst, quartz, garnet, and cubic zirconia--in a bezel setting.

With four uniquely designed bands that nestle perfectly side-by-side, these stunning stacking rings are an eye-catching adornment. Balinese artisan Made Sri crafts each band of this four-band stacking set with a different motif. Three bands feature polished, hammered and rope designs, while the fourth band features three white cultured pearls on top for an elegantly simple stacking ring set.

Serene and mysterious, this mask of a woman surrounded by dolphins is a graceful testimony of Made Tresna's artistry. He carves the mask by hand from hibiscus wood, its unique clear grain adding to the mask's mystical allure.

Hibiscus wood exhibits colors ranging from white to light gray, dark gray or even black heartwood. This natural occurrence can rarely be replicated, making each carving exceptionally unique. Please expect slight differences in wood grain color and distribution patterns. Theme and artistic quality remain the same.

Like the lotus that blooms in many hues, rainbow moonstone reveals different colors when seen from different angles. Nyoman Rena selects the gem for a handmade silver ring. In Bali, the lotus is a symbol of holiness.

.925 Sterling silver

Nyoman Rena depicts the king of the jungle, bringing the big cat's charisma to this bold ring. In the center, rainbow moonstone reveals different colors when seen from different angles. It enhances the attraction of this sterling silver design.

.925 Sterling silver

Master carver Wayan Rendah patiently works upon a piece of suar wood to reveal the imposing presence of Lord Shiva – God of Destruction. Rendah hand-carves the deity with supreme delicacy holding a lotus flower and his traditional whip in two of his hands as he sits upon a lotus throne.

A powerful spiritual deity within the Hindu Triad, Shiva purifies the world through the destruction of all that is negative. According to Balinese Hinduism, Shiva is the god who prepares one for reincarnation and hopefully a better life, if one has lead an exemplary life. However if your karmas (actions) have been less than exemplary, Shiva will punish appropriately.

Due to the natural origin of the material and the handcrafted process involved, please expect the possibility of a slight difference in the wood's grain as well as dimensions.

Ornate sterling silver scrollwork complements beautiful gemstones in this pair of dangle earrings handcrafted by Balinese artisan Buana. In the center of each earring are gemstones of citrine, amethyst, and rainbow moonstone, each with a different cut. Nestled amongst the scrollwork are sterling silver flowers, and a cultured freshwater pearl dangles from the bottom of each earring.