accent decor

Exquisitely carved from suar wood and given a black finish, this statuette expresses this young couple's eternal love through a passionate kiss. Wayan Rendah of Bali presents this romantic statuette of a man and woman, a lovely accent to your home decor.

Traditional leafy and floral motifs embellish a heart-shaped relief panel made from suar wood. Bali's Made Mulyani hand-carves each detail with dedication, making a stunning accent that will add a romantic touch to your home decor.

The traditional tree of life motif is presented in a heart-shaped frame for a unique decorative accent designed by Bali's Made Mulyani. Exquisitely carved by hand from suar wood with a polished finish, the relief panel is the perfect accessory to add warm and style to your space.

Infuse your interiors with a touch of romance with this enchanting wall hanging adorned with hand-painted pink hearts sporting a fabulous distressed finish. Balinese artisan Nik creates the stunning accessory where each heart is carefully carved by hand from albesia wood and embellished with wooden beads for an artistic touch. Connected by agel grass cords, the pieces seamlessly come together and a jute rope at the top provides an easy means to hang this charming decorative accent wherever you desire.

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

Facing each other, Sita proves her chastity to her husband surrounded by fire and a lotus flower, symbol of their divinity. Nyoman Indrawati Subrata of the Subrata Family details the monarchs with mesmerizing artistry as he carves the wall panel from crocodile wood. She finds inspiration in a passage from the Ramayana that tells how Rama begins to doubt Sita's loyalty after he has rescued her from the evil king. A loving wife, Sita offers to be set on fire to prove her innocence. Rama accepts and watches how, after the fire is consumed, Sita walks away unscathed, thus proving her love to him.

The artisan carries on the extraordinary art work of her late father, Nyoman Subrata.