carved wood panels

The incredible carving skill of Bali's Ketut Sandi is showcased in this original cempaka wood relief panel. Two elephant couples stroll through the forest, enjoying the shade of the ginkgo trees above as well as each other's company. The three-dimensional panel is magnificently detailed down to the last leaf, resulting in a distinctly elegant piece of wall art for your home.

The incredible carving skill of Bali's Ketut Sandi is showcased in this original cempaka wood relief panel. Two elephant couples stroll through the forest, enjoying the shade of the ginkgo trees above as well as each other's company. The three-dimensional panel is magnificently detailed down to the last leaf, resulting in a distinctly elegant piece of wall art for your home.

Carving native cempaka wood into an elegant relief panel, Ketut Sandi pays tribute to nature. He depicts a beautiful lotus blossom amid a halo of luscious foliage in a lily pond.

This stunning wood relief panel is presented by Ketut Sandi in Bali. The artisan carves the deeply three-dimensional panel by hand from cempaka wood, leaving it unfinished to highlight the wood's grain. The panel depicts Lord Ganesha, the beloved Hindu deity who is considered to be the remover of obstacles. Ganesha sits upon a lotus throne and has one hand raised in a blessing.

An elephant family frolics happily in a lush jungle in this spectacular relief panel from Balinese artisan Ketut Sandi. He carves the panel by hand from cempaka wood, bringing each detail to life in a three-dimensional work of art.

Hand-carved in lavish detail, this cempaka wood relief panel from Ketut Sandi depicts the romance of Rama and Sita, as told in the Hindu epic Ramayana. Creating a wonderfully three-dimensional vignette, the artisan carefully executes every nuance of the couples' ornate dress and each leaf on the tree. The artisan chooses to leave the wood unfinished to highlight its beautiful grain.

The Ramayana is an epic poem that plays a very important role in Hindu literature, life and culture. Tens of thousands of verses relate the story of Rama, an incarnation of the Lord Vishnu, and his wife Sita.