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From Komang Wijayana, this intriguing silver necklace features an intricately detailed pendant on a sterling chain. It reverently depicts Ganesha, the Hindu lord with the head of an elephant, in meditation.

.925 Sterling silver

Working in hammered silver, Nyoman Ariawan recreates the omkara symbol. The root of all sounds, this one letter is the emblem of the most high, and serves as a deeply significant and distinctly recognizable symbol for Hindu dharma. The images dance on sterling hooks.

Used as a mantra at the beginning or end of Hindu readings and prayers, the Balinese Om or Om Kara symbol flanks both sides of this handsome men's ring from Bali's Nyoman Rena. The artisan crafts the ring from sterling silver with ornate detailing and adds a black onyx cabochon.

.925 Sterling silver

Framed by handcrafted sterling silver shields, the elephant-headed Hindu god Ganesha, known as "remover of obstacles," is diligently carved by hand from bone. Java's Rosalia Tarigan designs the dangle earrings.

Vishnu is the supreme creator and guardian of the universe, transcending space and time and inspiring many artists throughout history. Balinese artisan Nyoman Rena says he draws inspiration from this powerful deity to create this handcrafted sterling silver pendant necklace with an amethyst stone embellishing a Vishnu image.

"My hope regarding world peace: may all creatures in the world always be in harmony, peaceful horizontally and vertically or what is called the concept of Tri Hita Karana in the teachings of Hinduism. Meanwhile, the reality of the world today is different, it is turning away from our expectations, such as economic war or competition in life which justifies all means and forgets the principles of brotherhood and kinship," says the artisan.

Made Sri handcrafts this sparkling bracelet from 14k gold plated sterling silver with an Om-shaped medallion. Om is an iconic symbol with significance in many religions, including Hinduism and Buddhism, presented here in this stunning Balinese design.