make up box

Wayan Rendah from Bali crafts and carves by hand this decorative suar wood box. Perfect for holding your precious keepsakes, the box is decorated with an enigmatic lotus flower carved on the top lid and accented by minimalist leaf patterns carved on the edges and sides. The box's lustrous dark brown finish ensures that it will make a lovely decoration anywhere in your home.

Bali's exotic frangipani flower glows with argent grace, its exotic beauty worked in sterling silver by Made Sriasih. The brooch evidences the traditional Balinese stylizations, and Sriasih presents it in a batik covered box, lined with velvet and finished with palm leaf thread. The box also features a mirror. Called Jepun in Balinese, the flower's ephemeral beauty makes this brooch a stylish complement to a sophisticated outfit.

.925 Sterling silver.

Two distinct styles come together seamlessly in this men’s wristband bracelet from Wayan Asmana. Sturdy links form the chain with a box clasp and safety catch. The centerpiece, an oxidized rope and basket style flat chain, makes a subtle statement.

Brilliant garnet hemispheres draw the eye into their crimson spell. Garnets awaken the "inner fire" of creativity and attract good luck. Set amid the delicate caress of sterling silver strands, the gemstones make a mesmerizing pair of earrings. Nyoman Rena crafts them by hand and presents them in a batik box.

0.925 Sterling silver

"A painter has a very abstract option of beauty to describe achieving peace. Beauty is infinite in this world full of peace with love for God, family, and the environment. By respecting others and caring for each other, this world will become beautiful and peaceful. If not us, who else can begin to create peace?" says Nyoman Tomblos.

"Starting in nature, peace finds its way to every corner of the globe, to every human and every animal." The Balinese artist creates an expressionist composition within the realm of the pointillist style. Every detail is created with vibrant colors. This painting suggests that all peace on Earth originates from the three main Hindu gods of Bali.

Titled "Khayangan Tiga Temple," which means "The Three Main Temples."