crafted by hand

Yellow butterflies alight on red hibiscus flowers that flourish in the tropics. Painted by hand, they bring color and cheer to a set of four ornaments. Gusti Ngurah Semarajaya crafts the bell shapes from albesia wood and paints the motifs by hand to cover both sides.

Inspired by the magical Javanese sea, this pule wood hand mirror will add majestic beauty to your days, all thanks to its sublime batik pattern. Crafted by Retno Pratiwi, the accessory features a fish-inspired shape painted in blue hues, enhancing the classic details that go around the piece, made in honor of the region's rich ocean.

Dark navy squares float on a beautiful turquoise backdrop on Galuh Kenanga's relaxed-fit blouse. Crafted by Balinese artisans from a blend of rayon and Lycra, the blouse features a hand-painted design, a loose, elegant cut, and a flattering v-neck.

A welcome sign can say a lot about your home and family, as Balinese artisan Ketut Parwati's newest design shows. The artisan uses wrought iron to craft this welcome sign depicting an enchanting lake with a serene aura. Each detail is painted by hand in a refreshing palette of green, blue and white hues, enhancing the item's beautiful scene. In addition, the artwork comes with a chain that allows you to hang it easily.

This dashing duck has donned his doctor duds and is ready to report to work--STAT! With a body carved from naturally curved bamboo root and the remainder crafted from acacia, this fowl physician, presented by Bali's Susi Susanti, features a combination of natural wood and acrylic painted details. He may not be a good doctor, but his bedside manner will "quack" you up.

In German, Schutzengel is the word for guardian angel. Balinese artisan Togog Suyasa creates this set of five schutzengel ornaments, crafted from albesia wood and painted by hand with heart-motif blue dresses. Each angel is given pandan fiber hair and holds a banner that reads "Schutzengel" above its head.

Santa Claus makes a happy appearance in blue as ornaments from Bali. Wayan Cidra, from Bhakti Senang Hati, crafts and paints each albesia wood ornament by hand. The set of four ornaments hangs from golden cords.

"I'm the youngest of five siblings and our parents are farmers in Gianyar. I never went to school because of my parent's financial limitations, and also because I got poliomyelitis when I was just a child and it left me with weakened knees. I wanted to help my parents in some way, so I have been crafting ornaments since I was 14 years old. I felt so proud to myself when I received my very first income. Although I'm not really happy with my physical condition, I'm happy doing ornaments and hopefully my products can make more people happy. My hobby is singing traditional Balinese songs. I'm married and we have a son and a daughter. My wife is the one who helps me in making these ornaments, which I hope makes people’s Christmas happier."

Happy Santas and cheerful elves greet you from this set of four heart-shaped mahogany wood ornaments crafted and painted by the talented artisan Ira S., who works with passion and love on each accessory directly from Bali. Accented with jute cords, each piece features a combination of serene blue hues and starry motifs that create a magical aura.