shelf decor

Nature offers a myriad of materials to make human life easier and, above all, environmentally friendly. Showing the world that Mother Nature is all we need, Komang Sulaksana creates a magical natural fiber notebook whose sturdy cover transports us to the tropical forests of the Balinese region. Using banana bark and kupu kupu leaves, the artisan crafts the structure, painting the leafy design in a serene blue hue. After adding the rice paper pages to the accessory, Komang finishes his creation with a coconut shell button and agel grass cord, ensuring your notes and memories stay secure.

A delightful timekeeper for your desk or shelf, this perpetual calendar transforms the simple act of tracking dates into something special. The charming wooden blocks, expertly carved from albesia wood, bring a coastal serenity through their hand-painted white and soft blue stripes. Each month and number is thoughtfully arranged, making by Balinese artisan Togog Suyasa’s creation a practical daily companion and a sweet decorative accent that captures the laid-back spirit of island craftsmanship.

Listen to the sounds of nature with a charming creation directly from Bali, crafted by the talented hands of Sindhu Nata. After gathering the materials, the artisan joins a coconut shell to bamboo pieces using a nylon cord, creating an enchanting wind chime in a blue hue, attracting magical energies. As the final touch, an albesia wood bead dangling at the center produces a soothing rhythm.

Perfect for showing off jewelry in gallery style, this charming wall jewelry display by Komang Sulaksana is hand-carved from jempinis wood finished in a distressed sky blue. The panel is centered by cotton printed with traditional ikat motifs over black. The jewelry display panel includes a net over the cotton fabric for hanging earrings, and a rod on the top is designed for bracelets and necklaces. There's a practical shelf over 10 stainless steel hooks, and two more hooks flanking the earrings. The artisan names his creation after his hometown.