silver wrap

Javanese artisan Zayd Makarim, who calls Bali his home, unveils a captivating men's leather braided wrap bracelet that is a visual feast. It boasts sterling silver accents and the secure embrace of a lobster claw clasp closure notably adorned with “Buddha curl” patterns, Makarim's artistic reinterpretation of timeless Balinese motifs that adds a signature flourish to this contemporary accessory.

Recreating an ocean wave in low relief, this exquisite pendant is carved from bone and set in silver. A black leather choker completes the lovely necklace from the Pertiwi Collection.

Because each pair is individually handcrafted from natural materials, slight variations are to be expected.

.925 Sterling silver

Add bold sophistication to your look with this striking double-strand leather bracelet adorned with sterling silver accents featuring “Buddha curl” motifs, Javanese artisan Zayd Makarim's innovative interpretation of traditional Balinese designs. The bracelet’s rich texture and sophisticated silhouette command attention while the supple leather bands create bold lines against your wrist, making it the perfect accessory for casual outings and elegant evenings alike.

Make a statement with this stunning leather choker whose distinctive textured sterling silver ball pendants dance gracefully along the neckline. Created by Javanese artisan Zayd Makarim from his Bali workshop, this necklace showcases intricate “Buddha curl” motifs that transform traditional Balinese patterns into contemporary jewelry artistry. The sleek leather cord provides rich contrast against the gleaming silver elements while the matching clasp closure ensures both security and style continuity. This neck-hugging accessory brings an exotic edge to any outfit, seamlessly blending ancient Indonesian craftsmanship with modern fashion sensibilities.

The Kolovrat wheel is an ancient Slavic sign intended to honor the sun and fire. Used as a divine symbol, it is now part of a bewitching necklace handcrafted by Balinese artisan Made Wardika. After carving the magical image on cow bone, the artisan adds a sterling silver hoop that joins the piece to a leather cord with an adjustable length.