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Sarwaedi of Bali presents this petite decorative box, hand-carved from sustainably harvested mahogany wood. The artisan adorns the small box and its lid with floral motifs, and applies subtle colored paints and touches of gilt for an antique effect. The elegant box is the perfect size for your tiny treasures.

The dramatic scream captured in this mask's facial features demonstrates the fear elicited by the fierce dragon that comes to life on its hibiscus wood canvas in vivid colors. Balinese artisan Gusti Ngurah Semarajaya presents this fascinating work of art sure to elicit strong responses. The included brown keruing wood base leaves the mask ready for placement on a table or shelf.

A contemplative Buddha takes on the face of nature in this mesmerizing mask by Gung Gus. Detailed with vivid artistry, the mask is carved by hand of seasoned crocodile wood. This inspiring piece is delicately painted with acrylics.

Painted by hand, two feathers are carved from bone, dangling below petite beads of garnet. Ayu Ary designs these Balinese earrings, which swing from hooks of sterling silver.

Bali's Komang Sulaksana presents a colorful quartet of handcrafted journals that feature a wealth of natural materials. Each journal contains 50 blank pages of rice straw paper, and a cover made from banana bark fiber. The 4 petite journals are bound with agel grass cords and trimmed with a natural cinnamon stick.

Decorated with lacy leaf silhouettes, six notebooks are covered in happy jewel-like colors. Komang Sulaksana creates each one with 50 rice straw pages. The covers are crafted of recycled paper and bound with agel grass cord tied around cinnamon sticks.

Working to support his daughters, Balinese artisan Ketut Sudantara innovates the family tradition of woodcarving by adding colors to the traditional reliefs of Bali. Sudantara carves this highly detailed floral relief panel from quality suar wood with traditional swirl motifs.

Crafted from sturdy suar wood, Anak Agung Ary's puzzle box is an homage to Bali's marine wealth and high-quality craftsmanship. Featuring a puzzle lock that allows you to keep your items safe, this handy accessory also comes with an octopus-themed painting on the lid, symbolizing intellect and altruism.

Luminous hearts come to your home to add a sweet touch to these holidays. Balinese artisan Ketut Darsa presents this aluminum garland featuring colorful pompoms and little glass diamonds for a magical accent. The whole ornament is joined by a nylon string, making a high-quality home accent.

Seated on a tiger, Shiva lifts a hand in blessing. Regarded as the celestial overlord of deliverance through destruction, Shiva has his customary trident by his side as a show of divinity. The hissing cobra that slithers around his head symbolizes his potent divine destructivity, and his matted hair is thought to contain the flow of the Ganges River. Shiva is one of the most complex gods of India, embodying seemingly contradictory qualities. He is both the destroyer and the restorer, the great ascetic and the symbol of sensuality, the benevolent herdsman of souls and the wrathful avenger. Unaffected by the whims of the world, he is innocent and guileless, pure of mind and heart. He does not adorn his body with jewels or flowers — he mats his hair and dresses in animal hide.

Ida Bagus Lawa Bargawa is a master of the batik technique, sketching the figures by hand and applying the wax resist freehand, which requires great skill. A different dye bath is required for each separate color in his elegant and complex batik "painting."