artisan instruments

Immerse yourself in the soothing sounds of this enchanting wind chime created to weave a spell of serenity and relaxation. Bali’s Sindhu Nata designs this fabulous accessory handcrafted from bamboo, boasting unique hand-painted floral motifs and lovely pyrography spiral details. An albesia wood accent dangling at the center gives the perfect finishing touch. The artisan aptly names the wind chime ‘Kintamani,’ in homage to the picturesque village of his homeland.

Magical melodies dance through the air when these enchanting wooden fairy-shaped wind chimes catch the gentlest breeze. This endearing duo is delicately hand-carved from albesia wood, adorned with shimmering golden-starred white robes and graceful pandan fiber hair that flows with every whisper of wind. Designed by Balinese artisan Togog Suyasa, these charming figures are paired with resonant aluminum chimes that transform your garden, patio or balcony into a symphony of soothing sounds. Perfect for year-round enjoyment and especially magical during the holiday season, this wind chime set brings whimsical charm and peaceful acoustics to any outdoor sanctuary.

Hand-painted flower motifs bring a sweet touch to Balinese artisan Sindhu Nata, who uses bamboo and a coconut shell to handcraft a wind chime. The item features natural brown tones, with every piece joined by a sturdy black nylon cord.

Celebrate Christmas in style with this enchanting hand-carved and painted wind chime, showcasing a delightful reindeer design. Crafted from albesia wood, Balinese artisan Togog Suyasa’s festive creation features aluminum pipes, a wooden bead and a smaller reindeer figure at the bottom, promising to infuse your space with the magic of the holiday season.

Anak Agung Ary's charming figurine depicts a man playing the kendang, a percussive instrument used in Balinese ceremonies. The artisan hand carves the figurine from local albesia wood, painting him in colorful hues of red, black, and gold.

For a whimsical take on the Loro Blonyo tradition, Javanese artisan Ariska creates this pair of figurines. Wearing traditional clothing and playing gamelan instruments, this adorable wedded couple is crafted from ceramic and painted by hand with shiny glazes. Loro Blonyo represents the inseparable union between husband and wife.