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The secret dream of every chess player has been shaped by the talented hands of Balinese artisans. Each piece, inspired in the mythological characters of the Indonesian pantheon, is a captivating assortment of details, while the table depicts a scene of paradise. Made of kepelan (magnolia) wood in the workshop of Ketut Sandi, this extraordinary set will be the field for fiercely fought rational battles.

The recurrent theme of the dragon in Balinese art underscores the legendary animal's divinity in their culture, a motif that has not escaped the artistic eye of Seji Taram. Believed to be the guardian of the gods, this baby suar wood dragon with wings fiercely protects the sanctity of the home.

Inscribed with one of the most significant mantras in Buddhism, Om mani padme hum, this handcrafted chime is created by Tibetan refugees residing in northern India. Buddhists believe that saying this mantra, or even viewing it in its written form, invokes the blessings of the Buddha of Compassion. Cast from a combination of metals, the hand-tuned chime produces a clear tone when struck. Features brass stand with cloud motif and wooden base and striker.

This fun and funky 48-page journal is presented by Asha Prabha in India. The journal, which could also be used as a pocket-sized sketchbook, is crafted from handmade paper and bound in cotton. The front and back covers feature a photo-realistic digital print of jewel-encrusted earrings, reminiscent of the traditional jewelry once worn by Indian royalty.

This fun and funky 48-page journal is presented by Asha Prabha in India. The journal, which could also be used as a pocket-sized sketchbook, is crafted from handmade paper and bound in cotton. The front and back covers feature a photo-realistic digital print of a bejeweled necklace, reminiscent of the traditional jewelry once worn by Indian royalty.