foyer wall art

Full of life, this circular relief panel displays a design by Balinese artisan Wayan Nuliati. The panel is hand-carved of rich suar wood to reveal the image of a tree, surrounded by lavish spiral and leaf designs.

Buddha inspires a sense of comforting serenity in this hand-carved wall panel from Eka. Exquisitely detailed in suar wood, the panel depicts the Great Teacher in a traditional Balinese bale bengong (gazebo) usually intended for sleeping or meditating. Gesturing the peace mudra, Buddha sits tall engulfed by a fiery aura.

Om, a mantra used in Hinduism and Buddhism, is transformed into a stunning wall relief panel by Balinese artisan Wayan Rendah. Using local suar wood, the artisan creates a majestic round panel with accents of vines and flowers in great detail, with the ancient Sanskrit letter Om gracing the center. The natural wood grain enhances the elegant design. This fascinating wall panel would make a wonderful addition to home or office decor.

Hand-carved from albesia wood, a glorious elephant displays its trunk and tusks in this wall sculpture from Bali. Designed by Gio, this sculpture is given an antiqued finish in tones of gold and black.

Inspired by the intricate carved wood found on temples throughout Bali, artist Made Mulyani carves this detailed wall medallion of island flora using local suar wood.

Floral motifs surround an elegant om symbol in this hand-carved wood wall relief. Om is a sacred symbol and mantra for Buddhist and Hindu traditions alike, associated with wellness and rejuvenation. It is crafted by Bali's Made Mulyani, who comes from a family of artisans.

Facing each other, Sita proves her chastity to her husband surrounded by fire and a lotus flower, symbol of their divinity. Nyoman Indrawati Subrata of the Subrata Family details the monarchs with mesmerizing artistry as he carves the wall panel from crocodile wood. She finds inspiration in a passage from the Ramayana that tells how Rama begins to doubt Sita's loyalty after he has rescued her from the evil king. A loving wife, Sita offers to be set on fire to prove her innocence. Rama accepts and watches how, after the fire is consumed, Sita walks away unscathed, thus proving her love to him.

The artisan carries on the extraordinary art work of her late father, Nyoman Subrata.