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Perfect for new parents, Eka's slumbering sculpture is a wonderful accessory for any nursery. Balinese artisans use local suar wood to hand carve the sculpture, diligently crafting smooth, stylized curves to depict the sleeping baby. Gently polished, the sculpture glows with a beautiful luster.

The Gianyar nights blessed Bali's landscapes with mystic light. Inspired by the aura of those nocturnal views, artisan Komang Sulaksana works on albesia wood to craft this homage to the moon: a sculpture of enigmatic folk art details and serene hues.

The sculpture comes with a stand for a dapper display.

The moon goddess Ratih reclines in a wistful repose, inspiring dreams and delight. Master carver Wayan Rendah created this exquisitely carved sculpture from the finest local suar wood. The splendid grain and hue of the wood combine with the spiritual serenity of this unique work, together telling of the rich culture and beliefs of the Balinese people.

Sharing a romantic embrace, a loving couple sits together within the crescent of the moon. In memory of the late artisan Putra Suteja, Eka presents this fantastic sculpture, which is hand-carved of suar wood by local artisans.

Eka's sculpture perfectly captures the beautiful dream of romantic love. Balinese artisans hand carve a loving couple from local suar wood, designing a celestial narrative that will spark your imagination. A man lifts his lover up to the moon, so that she nestles snuggly within its crescent.

Designed by Sarwaedi in Bali, this charming puzzle box is topped with a shining sun, diligently hand carved by Indonesian artisans. Crafted from local suar wood, the box includes a secret compartment inside for hiding your small treasures.

Fly to the moon and back with Nyoman Sudiana's dreamy, romantic statuette. The Balinese artisan hand carves a graceful crescent moon gently cradling a couple who passionately kiss on the lunar surface. Crafted from local suar wood, the statuette is polished for a beautiful luster.

Inspired by traditional Indonesian folklore, Artisan Wayan Rendah crafts this amazing statuette from crocodile wood that tells the tale of Sang Hyan Raith. Dewi Ratih, known for her beauty and grace, is a Hindu goddess worshiped in Java and Bali. The ancient story tells of the demon Kala Rau, who had his plans to attack Vishnu thwarted by the beautiful goddess. Vishnu beheaded Kala Rau, and the head of the beast would chase Dewi Raith every full moon and swallow her whole, but the goddess would gracefully emerge from the demon's neck where his body once was. The story is believed to be the origin of lunar eclipses, and every full moon a ceremony is held in Bali to celebrate the beauty of the moon.