table decor

Like a golden fountain, this jewelry stand from Bali brings an ethereal elegance to any space. Designed by Komang Sri, the stand is hand-carved from suar wood, which forms the pole and bottom basin. The upper basin is crafted from coconut shell, painted gold on the inside.

Crafted of Balinese crocodile wood, this exquisite jewelry box is painted by hand. Gusti Ngurah Semarajaya lines the petite jewelry box in luxurious black velvet.

Crafted by hand from jempinis wood, this beautiful and intricate jewelry stand is offered by Bali's Komang Sulaksana. He diligently carves each fine piece by hand to offer a variety of ways to store and display your jewelry. Two bars at the top features floral posts for holding necklaces and chains. The stand's outer frame is centered by a rotating center panel, complete with hand-carved ring stands and three bars for holding earrings. A removable bracelet bar with floral ends is featured at the bottom, just above two small trays for other items.

Carved by hand from wadang wood in the shape of two open hands, this ring holder from Java will make an excellent addition into any home. This decor accessory features floral motifs and traditional batik designs, painted by hand with a wax resist before the wood is treated with colorful dyes. Each outstretched finger is perfect for displaying your rings, while the palms collect other jewelry items excellently.

By Gunadi, this beautiful wood batik jewelry box is crafted by hand in black, and red with cool green leaves. The front, top and sides feature the kawung motif, one of Java's oldest batik designs once reserved for the royal family. Kawung depicts a cross-section of the aren palm fruit as four pointed ovals connected at the center. The cross it forms is believed by some to refer to the universal energy source. Three convenient drawers keep things organized.