hand sculpted

Java’s Hasan Agus Wiratomo uses recycled teak to craft a delightful set of four nesting dolls or matryoshkas that will bring color and cultural significance to your environment. The petite figurines that can be stacked on top of one another boast exquisite hand-painted batik motifs that are distinctive from the Sleman Regency in Yogyakarta.

This snappy tortoise sculpture has a brightly colored shell that can fool you into believing he's fast! Decorated with recycled glass beads, the ebony wood is first hand carved and then thoroughly polished by West African creator Agnes Amponsah. One of Agnes' personal designs, the Fancy Traveler features balanced symmetry and distinct attention to details while maintaining a breezy and opulent spirit.

A little black owl rests on this magical creation by Made Arsa from Bali. After collecting pieces of benalu wood, the artisan profits from the material's natural shape to create this sculpture that evokes the mysterious side of the forest. The final touch is in the little jempinis wood bird that crowns Made's creation, painted by hand.

Hand-carved from sese wood and decorated with colorful beads of recycled glass, two elephants go for a walk. Ghanaian artisan Enoch Adjei crafts this cute pair of figurines, given a black polished finish.