sculpture display

Known for being a wise and gentle species, this tiny baby elephant greets the world with a vivacious attitude. Crafted in Thailand by Patarawan, this raintree wood figurine features a natural wood grain pattern and color that enhance the piece's magical vibe.

Designed to resemble a puppet, this equine sculpture captivates with vintage elegance. Jaifah Aksornsri carves the rain tree wood horse by hand, adding coconut fibers for the mane and tail. Painted white, the horse's legs are designed to move at the joints. The sculpture is displayed on an iron rod with a black mango wood base.

Bali's Goddess of fertility blesses the world with love and tender affection. Crafted in a majestic display of artistry by Wayan Rendah, this crocodile wood sculpture pays honor to the deity, depicting her in glorious, divine garments accented by the wood's natural color, allowing the piece to boast ethereal and classic beauty.

As time passed, child Jesus became a grown-up sage with a divine intellect and a tender heart, teaching humans the joys of a world where love reigns. Jesus sacrificed himself to save the world from sin, showing his immense devotion and adoration for humankind, which inspires many hearts to follow the path of love, like Balinese artisan Made Wardika. Putting faith and hope in each little detail, Made uses cow bone to craft this exquisite sculpture depicting Jesus on the cross, set on a suar wood base as a solemn homage to the world's savior.

"African women are beautiful," says Evelyn Kafui Ahianyo of her inspiration. She creates the elegant design of this sculpture, which she names "Detugbi," meaning "Lady" in the Ewe a dialect spoken by the Anlo tribe of Ghana in the Volta region. The sculpture is carved by hand featuring outspread hands, a small waist and large thighs. She wears glass bead earrings on red cotton threads. The sculpture is adorned with ornate aluminum plates