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Bamboo roots and teak wood are meticulously carved by hand to craft this charming nurse duck figurine designed by artisan Ira S. in Indonesia. The splendid figurine painted by hand is a wonderful and unique decorative accent for any area of your home.

The exquisite hand-painted accents mirror the skill that went into carving this delightful figurine by hand from bamboo roots and teak wood. Indonesian artisan Ira S. designs the figurine of a nurse duck that will bring warmth and charm to your space.

Sitting with legs crossed, a female form stretches in a graceful arc. Working with richly-grained suar wood, Wayan Rendah depicts the lithe body of a senam, or "gymnast." Her flowing lines meet an abrupt space that emphasize the figure's ethereal poise.

Experience the mastery of Balinese artisans as they skillfully carve local suar wood into a captivating modern sculpture exuding tranquility. Sitting with legs crossed and head resting in contemplation, the abstract figure seems lost in thought, as if daydreaming, inviting reflection and introspection. Presented by Eka, this remarkable figurine commands attention, becoming a striking focal point in any space it graces.

"Twilight gave me the inspiration to create this work. The bustle of dusk above the trees and rocks as storks scramble for a place to rest. The noise and composition of the flock mark the end of the rotation of the time of day. That dusk became a beautiful resting place after a day of struggling to find the sweet and the bitter of life," says Balinese artist A. A. Darmayuda of this impressive Surrealist-style painting he crafted using oil paint on canvas. The composition and colours create a hypnotizing scene that will command everyone's attention the minute they set eyes on it.