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Romantic Suar Wood Sculpture, "Enamored Couple"
Lovers embrace, each lifting one arm heavenward in triumph. Soaring line and contemporary style bring elegance to this statuette by Wayan Rendah. Carved from richly-grained suar wood, it depicts a kiss that communicates both deep affection and passion. The artist celebrates the physical and spiritual manifestations of love.
- 0.57 kgs
- 1.3 lbs
- 40 cm H x 9 cm W x 8 cm D
- 15.75" H x 3.5" W x 3.2" D
- Suar wood
- Signed by the artist
- Each artwork is unique -- wood grain, color, and pattern will differ slightly from picture
- Made in Indonesia.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Indonesia
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Diana
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02/05/2023
"Quality statue"
Nice quality, well executed statue
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James
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12/16/2019
"Enamored Couple"
I Love this statuette, a loving couple full of affection for each other.
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Dan
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05/24/2023
"Beautiful Artwork"
Absolutely gorgeous and very well-crafted to the smallest detail and finish. It makes a lovely wedding gift.
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Michael
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05/06/2023
"A powerful visual"
I have always appreciated hand crafted objects of art. I bought this to use inn a theatrical production to sit on top of a fireplace mantel. However, I kniew I would also want to personally keep it after the production closes as I recognize the snake as a potent symbol. I am delighted with the quality of this carved statue. It really is quite exquisite and unusual. Thank you Wayan for your craftmanship.
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About to Strike, Hand Carved Cobra Sculpture from Bali Artisan
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Deana
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05/03/2023
"Gift"
My family member loved this! Its displayed in a place of honor in their home.
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- This was a gift for: Family
- Occasion: Christmas
James
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05/02/2023
"Beautiful. Will be back for more!`"
The mask is beautiful. Arrived in a very well-packed package and was intact despite its delicate nature. Will be keeping any eye out for future purchases.
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- Wall decor
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Proud Ganesha, Hand Carved Balinese Suar Wood Mask of Ganesha
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