royal jewelry box

Depicting the popular spiritual guardian Bhoma, this puzzle box is hand-carved of rich suar wood. Balinese artisan Wayan Rendah designs the box, opening cleverly with three separate pieces to reveal its interior.

Inspired by Persia's beautiful carpets, Mohammad Hussain Baba creates a petite jewelry box for personal treasures. He works in the style of Kashmir, crafting the container of weeping willow wood. He then covers it with papier mache in an art form that originated in Persia in the 15th century and paints the intricate images by hand. They are protected with a coat of lacquer, and the box is lined with black velvet.

Nature blossoms into a paradisiacal treasure, assuming the face of woman wearing a traditional Balinese dance crown. A noble guardian, she is transformed into a spectacular jewelry box by the talented Gung Gus. The oval shaped box is carved by hand of local crocodile wood and painted with superb detail with acrylics.

Carved by hand from wadang wood in the shape of two open hands, this ring holder from Java will make an excellent addition into any home. This decor accessory features floral motifs and traditional batik designs, painted by hand with a wax resist before the wood is treated with colorful dyes. Each outstretched finger is perfect for displaying your rings, while the palms collect other jewelry items excellently.

Masterfully crafted from mango wood in the paradisial Thailand, Prathin's newest creation arrives to embrace your beloved items with the region's grace. The artisan works with talented artistry on this round decorative box, whose palette of golden and black hues unites in a captivating depiction of Thailand's traditional royal barge procession, portraying a classic Suphannahong boat. As a touch of glamour, the piece has a lacquered finish.