wood carvings

Bright and dynamic, this wall mask brings the kingfisher’s energy to your decor. Hand-carved from pinewood and painted with meticulous care, its vibrant design stands out beautifully. Thanks to Guatemalan artisan Manuel Delfino’s artistry, it’s both a bold statement and an inviting conversation piece.

Gulam Rasool depicts dragons prowling in a fertile forest on a dramatic soapstone jewelry box. A master at traditional jali or openwork carving, he works in natural soapstone.

Lord Buddha sits on a blossoming lotus flower, meditating, in this charming sculpture designed by Bali's Wayan Rendah. The artisan hand carves the sculpture from hibiscus wood with an attractive natural grain, paying special attention to the Buddha's flowing robes.

Lord Buddha stands on a lotus flower with a peaceful expression in this charming sculpture designed by Bali's Wayan Rendah. The artisan hand carves the sculpture from hibiscus wood with an attractive natural grain, paying special attention to the Buddha's flowing robes.

Featuring a distressed finish, this circular wall relief panel depicts a trio of koi fish, swimming among seaweed. Made Mulyani of Indonesia presents the relief panel, carving it by hand from local suar wood to frame the fish within a corona with tendrils.

Inspired by traditional Indonesian folklore, Artisan Wayan Rendah crafts this amazing statuette from crocodile wood that tells the tale of Sang Hyan Raith. Dewi Ratih, known for her beauty and grace, is a Hindu goddess worshiped in Java and Bali. The ancient story tells of the demon Kala Rau, who had his plans to attack Vishnu thwarted by the beautiful goddess. Vishnu beheaded Kala Rau, and the head of the beast would chase Dewi Raith every full moon and swallow her whole, but the goddess would gracefully emerge from the demon's neck where his body once was. The story is believed to be the origin of lunar eclipses, and every full moon a ceremony is held in Bali to celebrate the beauty of the moon.