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Add some handcrafted charm to your holiday decor with this wonderful wall hanging from Nik in Bali. The wall accent is crafted from cotton yarns using macrame techniques and accented with albesia wood beads. It hangs from a steel hook.

Working with aluminum, Balinese artisan Nik creates this set of 3 garlands to enhance your holiday decor. Alternating Santas and squares are crafted by hand, detailed with intricate embossed patterns. Strands of silvery beads separate the ornaments.

Bring joy and whimsy into your holiday season with Nik's colorful holiday ornaments. The Balinese artisan hand weaves six ornaments--two Santas, two Christmas trees, and two snowflakes--from natural bamboo and 100% cotton thread in traditional red and green. Albesia wood beads add contrasting texture to the ornaments.

Old Saint Nick is as festive as the Christmas star in a set of four ornaments from Bali. Wayan Cidra, from Bhakti Senang Hat, crafts each albesia wood ornament by hand and paints them green. 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."

Old Saint Nick is as festive as the Christmas star in a set of four ornaments from Bali. Wayan Cidra, from Bhakti Senang Hat, crafts each albesia wood ornament by hand and paints them red. 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."