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Hands clasped in harmony, two dancers form an unbroken circle of peace. Born of the limitless imagination of Nyoman Karsa, this suar wood sculpture symbolizes earthly peace, harmony and intimacy.

An abstract figure sits in a full lotus position in this charming wood sculpture from Bali. Originating from ancient India, the lotus posture is said to encourage breathing properly which can help calm your nerves. Eka presents the serene design, which is hand carved by local artisans from suar wood and finished naturally.

Hand-carved by Wayan Kandiyasa, this sculpture depicts a face on either side, resting atop a square base. The Indonesian sculpture is made of soapstone, featuring floral motifs and a wonderful abstract design.

Nyoman Rena sets the mystique of rainbow moonstone in an abstract silver pendant that invites interpretation. The pendant's openwork is casual and free, enclosing the artisan's desire for world peace. It hangs froom a sterling chain.

.925 Sterling silver

Henry Anthony Sanny creates a handsome bracelet to be simple yet refined, subtly drawing the eye to the wearer without appearing overly flashy. The Balinese artisan braids leather to form a double band, and the sterling silver button features an abstract lotus design. Sterling silver accents harmonize with the pendant and the rich brown leather in a pleasing design.

"A painter has a very abstract option of beauty to describe achieving peace. Beauty is infinite in this world full of peace with love for God, family, and the environment. By respecting others and caring for each other, this world will become beautiful and peaceful. If not us, who else can begin to create peace?" says Nyoman Tomblos.

"Starting in nature, peace finds its way to every corner of the globe, to every human and every animal." The Balinese artist creates an expressionist composition within the realm of the pointillist style. Every detail is created with vibrant colours. This painting suggests that all peace on Earth originates from the three main Hindu gods of Bali.

Titled "Khayangan Tiga Temple," which means "The Three Main Temples."