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Diligently hand-carved of crocodile wood with intricate detail, this stunning mask from Indonesia is designed by Wayan Rendah. He draws inspiration from traditional Janger dancers as he creates this decor accessory. Characterized by ornate costumes, elegant movements, and music punctuated by shouts, Janger is a popular dance in Bali that is typically performed by youth.

This exquisitely hand-carved mask by Made Mulyani depicts a female Janger dancer. Unlike most traditional Balinese dances, the Janger dance allows both men and women to dance together. During the dance, twelve men move aggressively while twelve women sing and sway from side to side.

The beautiful mask is designed to stand alone on a tabletop, and an opening at the back lets it be hung on the wall.

This fabulous wall mask depicts the face of a traditional Legong Kraton> dancer from Bali. One of the region's most important dances, legong kraton is typically performed by court attendants, telling stories and legends. Nyoman Indrawati Subrata of the Subrata Family hand-carves the intricate image of rich suar wood. The artisan carries on the extraordinary art work of her late father, Nyoman Subrata.

India's high-quality craftsmanship pays homage to women's beauty and elegance with a stunning brass sculpture. Handcrafted by local artisans and presented by Rahul Jain, this gorgeous artwork depicts a woman in traditional garments gracefully dancing while looking at her image in the mirror. The piece also has an antiqued finish for extra luxury.

Wayan Rendah has captures the spiritual qualities of a beautiful Janger dancer via the gentle swaying movements of this traditional Balinese dance. The Janger is performed by twelve young girls and twelve young boys who sit in opposing rows, taking turns in singing a local melody. The girls sing a soft harmonious piece swaying gently, contrasting with the sharp yells and angular motions of the boys. The beautiful dancer in this piece conveys a state of spiritual bliss as she curves her waist to the music. Carved from local suar wood, the dancer's exotic costume is crowned by an elaborate dazzling headdress. In one hand she daintily holds an open fan.