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In a modern interpretation of the Christian symbol of faith, Nyoman Ariawan of Bali presents this sterling silver pendant necklace. The cross features traditional Balinese details of swirls and granules, oxidized for contrast.

This powerful acrylic artwork reimagines the sacred ascension through bold geometric shapes, where Christ’s divine form emerges from angular planes of soft pink, midnight black, earthy brown and celestial blue. The contemporary composition transforms traditional religious imagery into something entirely fresh, using sharp lines and vivid colors to convey spiritual movement and transcendence. Javanese artist Hendarto's modern interpretation creates a painting that bridges ancient faith with cutting-edge artistic expression, resulting in a work that resonates with both reverence and innovation.

Your identity can be expressed through different aspects of life, allowing you to build a unique essence. Inspired by minimalist trends and determined to enhance your self-expression, Balinese artisan Griya Suarningsih uses sterling silver to create this chic cuff bracelet aimed at those souls with great spirituality, as it comes with the word "faith" engraved at the front.

A masterfully crafted tribute to divine wisdom takes form in sterling silver, where Ganesha's sacred presence becomes your personal talisman. This adjustable men's pendant necklace captures the beloved elephant-headed Hindu deity in stunning detail, his role as guardian of arts, sciences and knowledge rendered through an exquisite combination finish that brings remarkable depth and texture to every curve. Designed by Bali's Made Mustika, the pendant moves with fluid grace along an elegant borobudur chain, creating a meaningful accessory that honors ancient tradition while speaking to modern spirituality.

Siddhartha Gautama (The Buddha), c.563-c.483 B.C.; b. Lumbini modern-day Nepal.

It is said that a fortune-teller divined that Siddhartha Gautama would become a teacher of the world. At age 29, Siddhartha left his wealthy family in pursuit of the truth. After six years, Siddhartha had the religious epiphanies on which Buddhism is based. In short, a wholesome existence guided by the right understanding, the right thinking, the right speech, the right conduct, the right livelihood, the right effort, the right mindfulness, and the right concentration releases one from the painful cycle of life and death. Today, hundreds of millions of people follow his philosophies of compassion and detachment.

This sculpture of the Buddha's head is carved in suar wood by Nyoman Indrawati Subrata of the Subrata Family.

Nyoman Indrawati Subrata of the Subrata Family carves this exquisite image by hand. She carries on the extraordinary art work of her late father, Nyoman Subrata.

Siddhartha Gautama (Buddha), c.563-c.483 B.C.; b. Lumbini modern-day Nepal.

It is said that a fortune-teller divined that Siddhartha Gautama would become a teacher of the world. At age 29, Siddhartha left his wealthy family in pursuit of the truth. After six years, Siddhartha had the religious epiphanies on which Buddhism is based. In short, a wholesome existence guided by the right understanding, the right thinking, the right speech, the right conduct, the right livelihood, the right effort, the right mindfulness, and the right concentration releases one from the painful cycle of life and death. Today, hundreds of millions of people follow his philosophies of compassion and detachment. This sculpture of Buddha is carved in suar wood.