memory box

By Gunadi, this beautiful wood batik jewelry box is crafted by hand in black, and red with cool green leaves. The front, top and sides feature the kawung motif, one of Java's oldest batik designs once reserved for the royal family. Kawung depicts a cross-section of the aren palm fruit as four pointed ovals connected at the center. The cross it forms is believed by some to refer to the universal energy source. Three convenient drawers keep things organized.

Crafted from wadang wood, this exquisite red decorative box comes from Java. A floral batik motif is applied to the lid of each of the four compartments to create the stunning design. Artisan Gunadi presents the lovely piece of decor.

Inspired by a garden in the shape of a compass, Balinese artisan Wayan Nuliati depicts an eight-petal flower that radiates outwards, representing the cardinal and ordinal directions that point to each corner of the Earth. Wayan exhibits her woodcarving mastery by handcrafting this relief panel from suar wood, etching each detail from muscle memory.

Give your favorite rings and bracelets the display they deserve with Komang Sulaksana's creative jewelry stand. The Balinese artisan use local jempinis wood to hand carve the display stand, which has plenty of space for nearly every type of accessory. Please note, the hands, base, and rod are all detachable for storage and safekeeping.

Crafted as an homage to Indonesia's natural richness, this set of six hexagonal coasters crafted by Gunadi of Indonesia explores the island's floral realm. Known as Kembang Kanthil in Javanese culture, a motif of magnolia blooms symbolizing love and compassion is stamped onto the coasters using batik techniques. Shades of black, indigo, and cream give the Wadang wood coasters an enchanting touch, also present in the storage box included in the set.