small vases

Holding a small vessel in one hand and making a meditative gesture with the other, Buddha is hand-carved from crocodile wood. Indonesian artisan Wayan Rendah creates this reverent sculpture.

Inspired by the ocean waves crashing into the rocks, this splendid vase by Bali’s Made Sadia is sure to impress anyone who lays their eyes on it. The fabulous vase exudes the beauty of jagged rocks represented by the natural gamal wood base while the clear blue hand-blown glass captures the essence and movement of the waves. Whether used as a vase, a sculpture or a small fish tank, this unique decorative piece can elevate any setting.

Reminiscent of majestic waves crashing into the rocks, this remarkable vase is a true representation of nature's beauty. Designed by Bali's Made Sadia with a base made of natural gamal wood, this decorative accent effortlessly captures the essence of jagged rocks while the clear blue hand-blown glass evokes the dynamic movement of the waves. Its versatility makes it an ideal accessory that can be used as a vase, a sculpture or even a small fish tank.

In Yudi Suardi's unique sculpture, a small patch of mushroom springs up next to a delicate glass vase. The Balinese artisan hand carves the mushrooms from jempinis wood on base of benalu wood with a naturally flat bottom, while the handblown glass vase boasts a contrasting glossy finish.

A small patch of mushroom springs up next to a delicate glass vase in Yudi Suardi's unique sculpture. The Balinese artisan hand carves the mushrooms from jempinis wood on a base of benalu wood with a naturally flat base. Nearby, a pretty glass vase with a clear, glossy surface creates a contrasting effect.

Delicate snowflakes flutter to earth in deep, soft drifts. The exquisite mosaic adorns a mango wood vase, finished in lacquer. Working with ancestral techniques, Nantana Sompamitre crafts the beautiful piece by hand. Once the wood is carved into the desired shape it is coated with lacquer. Once dried it is polished, and another coat is applied – up to twenty times – before as many six coats of pure lacquer are present. The final layer is polished with powdered fired clay. Next, eggshells are cleaned and cracked into small pieces. Sompamitre arranges them in the desired pattern on a fresh coat of lacquer. The piece is lacquered twice more and sanded in water until the eggshells appear.

A hungry hummingbird hovers over a single flower in Yudi Suardi's skillfully crafted sculpture. The Balinese artisan hand carves the bird and flower from jempinis wood, using a benalu wood base with a naturally flat bottom to support the carving. Nearby, a handblown glass vase completes the sculpture with a glossy blue finish.