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Crafted by hand, this lidded jar is crafted by hand of terracotta and etched with a decorative motif of circles. Women potters from the Lombok Pottery Center create the beautiful design.

Tat Yan Soo creates this gorgeous white tea set for you and your guest. Crafted from ceramic, both the teapot and matching cups have a unique square shape. The motifs from Java's traditional kawung batik cover the set with intriguing textures. This is one of Java's oldest popular designs and was once reserved for the royal family. It represents a cross-section of the aren palm fruit, and some say the cross in between the four ovals refers to the universal energy source. Wedang means "drinks" in the Javanese language.

Meditation soothes the soul while helping people connect with their inner selves, inspiring Balinese artisan Tantan Ginanjar to create a lovely accessory to add extra peace to your meditation session. Working with ceramic, the artisan handcrafts this incense holder with a charming starfish pattern in warm hues, attracting the calm energies of the sea.

Contrasting natural textures with burnished surfaces, this beautiful casserole dish is crafted by hand. Women potters from the Lombok Pottery Center work in terracotta, polishing the unglazed clay to a sleek, smooth finish. Rings on each side echo the shape of the lid on the handle. The geometric motifs depict arrows.

Clean, geometric lines radiate from a bold black center on the rim of these luncheon plates. Presented by Lombok Pottery Center in Indonesia, this set of four handcrafted plates will add a dramatic touch to any table setting, or make a striking wall display in a kitchen or dining room.

To clean, hand wash in hot water with baking soda and a non-abrasive pad or brush. Allow to dry thoroughly before storing.