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Artisan Crafted Gifts and Decor From Around the World

Wood statuette, 'Mermaid' $187.95 Emerging from a carved wooden shell is a seductive mermaid, forever confined to the limitations of her physical existence. Inspired by her antagonistic experience, master woodcarver Wayan Rendah sculpts her glorious features from crocodile wood. Though beauty defines her, she appears doomed to a forlorn existence.

'Flutist,' statuette $98.95 His eyes closed while his soul elevates in the fascinating embrace of music, a flutist is transformed into a messenger of the universe. Portraying the illusion of movement with no effort, perfection in art is achieved through technique and control gained by years of hard work. Emanating a faithful conviction, this aesthetic suar wood carving will make a refined present for a professional friend.

Wood statuette, 'Bumblebee Dance' $399.95 This lovely mahogany piece is hand-carved by the talented Nyoman Subrata, illustrating the enchanting "bumblebee dance." A young girl imitates a lotus flower in the traditional romantic dance between a young woman and man. The blossoming lotus attracts the bumblebee as a beautiful girl would a man. Subrata skillfully captures the delicate and graceful movements of the dance as he complements the girl's attire with sequins. An impressive attention to detail is evident in the elaborate headdress crowned with lotus flowers. How Bali treasures every form of art can be palpably felt in this exquisite work. This item is individually carved by hand and belongs to a special collection created by the artist.

Wood statuette, 'Playing Flute' $124.95 Smooth details and concentric grain patterns evoke the peaceful harmony of this statuette. Wayan Rendah shapes the piece by hand from local crocodile wood, its blond hue accentuating precise artistry. The work portrays a flute player seated cross-legged, offering his melody to the traditional Balinese gamelan orchestra.

Wood statuette, 'Pose' $317.95 Fluid details captivate the viewer, as femininity courses through the seductive grain of suar wood. Carved by hand, this sculpture depicts a Balinese woman posed in an implicitly natural setting. She holds her long hair up above her head, accentuating sensual nude contours. An appealing example of Indonesian artistry from the imagination of Nyoman Subrata. This item is individually carved by hand and belongs to a special collection created by the artist.

'Old Men's World,' statuettes (set of 4) $29.95 In their meeting of great minds, these village elders inspire respectful admiration. Kumawat hand-carves each statuette in a different position from kadam wood. Detailed with extraordinary attention, each expressive piece looks happy and calm.

Wood statuette, 'Lithe Dancer' $48.95 Slim and graceful, a dancer turns her lithe body in elegant postures. Made Wirata coaxes the sensuous figure from richly grained suar wood. Each polished surface bears witness to the artisan's consummate skill.

Wood statuette, 'Condong Courtier' $259.95 Posing gracefully, a young woman practices movements from the Legong Kraton. Nyoman Sedayatana portrays a condong, the female subject of the king from one of Bali's most famous dances. The story is related by three dancers: the condong, or female attendant of the court, and two identically attired legongs (dancers), who adopt the roles of royal personages. Sculpted from crocodile wood, the exquisite figurine by Nyoman Sedayatana reflects the profound traditions of Bali.

Wood statuette, 'Flower Girl' $137.95 Slim and graceful, a girl strikes the elegant poses of a dancer. She holds a delicate Balinese cempaka flower. Made Wirata coaxes the sensuous figure from richly grained suar wood, discovering fine details.

Wood statuette, 'Young Woman from Bali' $54.95 Wearing a floral crown, this young woman is demurely beautiful. She wears a traditional sarong and lavish jewelry, and her hair is combed into a swirling coif that tumbles down her back. Wayan Rendah carves an exquisite portrait of a Balinese lady.

Wood statuette, 'Natural Beauty' $99.95 Frankly feminine, a young woman exudes natural beauty. Flowers cover her smooth body while butterflies flit across the jar she balances on her head. Partima presents a crocodile wood sculpture, delicately hand-painted in radiant color.

Wood statuette, 'Crowned by a Serpent' $94.95 Opening his mouth as if to speak, a character with a wide forehead seems thoughtful. Bright colors applied in pointillist style suggest the beaded texture of snakeskin. Wayan Agus Suarjaya crowns the mysterious image with a wise green snake.

Wood statuette, 'Conch Shell Trumpeter' $112.95 Elongated line and stylized form give a modern flair to this beautiful sculpture. Working in suar wood, Nyoman Sedayatana depicts a man who blows a conch shell trumpet. The notes seem to flow with the breeze that tugs at his scarf.

Wood sculpture, 'Asmat Acrobats' $29.95 Bukti Suyasa depicts two figures in an impossible pose as one supports the other in a handstand. The upper man brings his feet up over his head like an acrobat. The piece is carved in the style of the Asmat people of Papua. Their unique woodcarving designs are renowned throughout the world.

Wood statuette, 'Balinese Village' $54.95 Agung Mayun depicts village life in Bali with astonishing realism. Villagers toil in rice fields watered by a cool blue river, and a water buffalo is led toward the stream to drink. Lush vegetation fills the scene with verdant beauty, all hand-painted on an egg. The albesia wood egg is displayed on a stand of acacia wood.

Coconut shell sculpture, 'Bamboo Grove' $37.95 Putra Suteja removes the husk from a coconut shell and polishes the piece to a sheen. He then carves a delightful motif depicting a bamboo grove that perforates the shell. The lacy sculpture stands on a terracotta base.

Wood statuette, 'Janger Dancer' $237.95 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.

Wood statuette, 'Morning Activity' $119.95 Rising in the cool light of dawn, this lone villager walks down the quiet path to the natural spring. He bends down and fills his vessels with fresh water, tilting his head and indulging in a quick moment of contemplation. Wayan Rendah carvess this piece from the profound contours and gleaming hues of sono wood, expressing traditional themes with modern poses and sensual shapes.

'Bima Fights Dragon,' statuette $354.95 Bima fears no one as he battles the evil dragon of snake-like body. Bima is one of the five Pandawa brothers and the most charismatic hero of the Mahabrata story. A scene from this battle is hand-carved by Nyoman Subrata in crocodile wood, its mysterious tone and grain ideal for the hero's mystic origin. Subrata's work exudes finesse in every careful detail, including the snake Bima usually wore around his neck. A work of grand artistry set to captivate in any setting.

Wood statuette, 'Devoted in Prayer' $47.95 A woman bends her head with eyes closed in devotion, holding her hands close to her heart. Wayan Rendah captures the intensity of her prayer (muspa) when carving her image from select suar wood. Rendah's careful attention to detail almost brings to life this statuette.

Lacquered wood statuette, 'Silver Lotus' $42.95 Nine pointed lotus buds and open blossoms form an elegant bouquet. Working in lacquered rain tree wood, Songmuang builds up the relief patterns with strands of putty. He applies colored glass and silvery foil to the vase and blossoms, and binds the traditional work with lacquer. Associated with progress and success, nine is a lucky number in Thailand.

Wood statuette, 'Rice Goddess in Red' $98.95 She delicately cradles a green sprout from the fields, symbolizing the abundant harvest to come. Sri is the consort of Lord Wisnu, the Hindu god of sustenance, and in Bali has been bestowed the responsibility of rice goddess. Alongside almost every rice field on the island can be found a shrine to her with her sacred image. Carved from crocodile wood and garbed in gilded red, this exquisite image comes from Nyoman Sedayatana.

Wood sculpture, 'Thevada I' $39.95 Poised in ethereal grace, a thevada is set to bring good fortune and protect the home. A thevada is an angelic being that lives in the lower heavens of Buddhist cosmology. Yodying Chaiwut carves an impressive rain tree wood sculpture, which he then treats with paints and wax to achieve an aged finish. Includes an iron and wood stand.

Mahogany statuette, 'Gamelan Drummer' $149.95 Head angled curiously, he loses himself in the moment, captured by the rhythm of his traditional kendang ("drum"). Wayan Rendah carves the figure in representative Balinese attire, culminating with the knotted headdress. Mahogany's breathtaking grain courses through evolving tones, every patient detail exalting the artisan's sensitivity and skill.

'Mighty Garuda,' statuette $52.95 A valiant Garuda descends upon this world with divine ease, for he has the power to travel between worlds as Vishnu�s escort. Anak Agung Gede Alit Artawa hand-carves suar wood with gentle ease to evoke the image of the valiant hero. Garuda�s feathers reflect his grandiose spirit at the same time they exhibit Artawa�s meticulous detailed work. Garuda holds the secret to life everlasting and makes for an exceptional presence in a mystic ambience. Its is said that Garuda has the face of an eagle and the body of a human and when he spreads his wings he fully darkens the sky. The story goes that Garuda was once enslaved by two gargantuan underworld serpents called Nagas, and when he broke free he flew took the magical elixir of life, called tirtha amertha which he found in a secret place guarded by the Nagas. Garuda flew directly to the heavens and the Gods became so impressed with his feat they gave him the gift of immortality. He became Vishnu�s steed, transporting the beloved diety between heaven and earth. Garuda's image is now very much revered in Bali, and frequently appears atop cremation towers in the belief he will transport the deceased�s soul to the Gods.

Wood statuette, 'Praying Woman' $47.95 In a dramatic pose of prayer, she falls to her knees, hands clasped and head bowed. Nyoman Sedayatana portrays a slender woman in a stylized sculpture carved from crocodile wood. She wears batik silks, and flowers crown the hair of this graceful polychrome figure.

Wood statuette, 'Balinese Joged Dancer' $238.95 While the gamelan plays a percussive score, a joged dancer turns and poses. The lovely girl flirts with her eyes and gestures. After a brief solo, a dancer pulls a man out of the audience, puts a sash around his waist, and makes him dance with her. Because almost all Balinese men know the basic dance steps and styles, the result is often a remarkably artistic duet. Nyoman Sedayatana brings the scene to life in an elegant sculpture, carved and painted by hand.

Wood statuette, 'Seashell Trumpet' $119.95 A conch shell becomes a trumpet, boldly sounded by a man in antique dress. Describing the fluid contours through the rich grain of suar wood, Wayan Wirata portrays an ancestor. Intricate details in this superb work depict a young man who lives by the sea.

Wood statuettes, 'Women Praying' (pair) $98.95 These women, immersed in deep focus, maintain steady postures of worship and prayer. Wood sculptor Nyoman Sedayatana ingeniously stresses this prayerful aspect with a statuette design that can be placed in three different positions - each designed to convey supplication. Sedayatana names this statuette pair Sembahyang in Balinese, meaning "Prayer."

'Woman Sembahyang I,' statuette $34.95 She strikes a dramatic pose of prayer, her slender form attired in the batik cloths typical of Bali. Nyoman Sedayatana carves the statuette from fine crocodile wood, while precise detailing in oil paints evokes the rich spectrum of colors. A spiritual accent for the meditative d�cor. Sembahyang means �praying� in Balinese.

Wood statuette, 'One Soul' $414.95 Loving sentiments find expression in the natural grain of this hand-carved portrait. Wayan Rendah portrays a faithful couple, cradled in a heartfelt embrace. He smiles with sheer pleasure as she tenderly kisses his cheek. Rendah chooses Balinese suar wood as his medium, employing fluid details to create the sensation of one single soul shared by lovers.

Wood statuette, 'Way of Enlightenment' $29.95 Suggesting an ancient stone sculpture, this gracious carving depicts Buddha's hand offering a way of enlightenment. Gold foil graces the palm and fingertips. Ning Charoensri carves the expressive piece from rain tree wood.

Wood statuette, 'Gilded Ganesha' $72.95 Relaxing after a hearty lunch, Ganesha sits on a lotus blossom, signifying peace. He raises one hand to bless the people of the world. Another hand holds his favorite dessert, while the other two carry spiritual weapons. Rippling through the gilded image, kadam wood's warm grain finds expression in Kumawat's masterful hands. He gives the sculpture an antique finish

Wood statuette, 'Drum Song' $94.95 Handsome and graceful, a young musician plays his drum. Dressed in golden clothing, the serene being is radiant. Ning Charoensri gilds the rain tree wood sculpture and adorns it with colorful glass inlay.

Wood batik statuettes, 'Newlyweds' (set of 3) $72.95 now on sale! $65.66 Handaru Baskoro invites us to attend a traditional Javanese marriage ceremony with these exquisite batik statuettes. Hand-carved from pule wood, the pieces represent the union of rich tradition and timeless love. The bride and groom sit side by side on a low stool.

Coconut shell sculpture, 'Wild Dragonflies' $58.95 Putra Suteja captures the exotic beauty of dragonflies as they flutter through a leafy garden. Suteja carves the fascinating sculpture from a coconut shell with expert detail. The sculpture stands on a terracotta base. Please note size and coloring may differ as the artist works with natural coconut shell.

Wood statuette, 'Woman with Offering' $169.95 The silence of prayer envelops this statuette by Wayan Rendah. He depicts a Balinese woman presenting an offering to God � a symbol of her gratitude. Intricate details emerge from the dark essence of sono wood, expertly carved and polished by delicate hands.

Wood statuette, 'Sensual Beauty' $67.95 Wayan Rendah captures the legendary beauty of a Balinese woman in an abstract portrait. Sculpted of suar wood, it depicts her applying mepayas (makeup) while holding a hand mirror. The elongated form and supple curves offer an intriguing perspective of the female body.

Wood statuette, 'Young Man from Bali' $57.95 Lavish jewelry and traditional clothing distinguish this portrait by Wayan Rendah. He depicts a young Balinese man. As is the custom on the island, the youth tucks a frangipani blossom behind each ear in this elegant suar wood sculpture.

Wood statuette, 'Bali Beauty' $194.95 The extraordinary beauty of a woman captivates Nyoman Sedayatana, who depicts her in a crocodile wood sculpture. Her clothing tells us she is a traditional girl, and her gesture suggest the grace and poise of a dancer. Clothed in batik and wearing a jeweled crown, she participates in a ceremony for the gods.

Wood sculpture, 'Asmat Man' $28.95 A stylized personage takes on a regal pose, suggesting he holds an important position in tribal society. Bukti Suyasa depicts an Asmat man from Papua. Their unique woodcarving designs are renowned throughout the world.

Wood statuette, 'Natural Beauty' $199.95 Nyoman Sudiana sculpts an unstudied portrait of a woman at her toilette. Softness and natural beauty define this Balinese girl, caught in a moment of languid contemplation as she applies her make up. Classic in her countenance and posture, she emanates youthful vitality.

Coconut shell sculpture, 'Sun, Moon and Stars' $54.95 The moon, the stars, and the sun are all aglow in the wonderful world of Putra Suteja's artistry. He hand-carves the cosmic composition on a coconut shell, expertly achieving expressive details. Includes a terracotta base. Please note size and coloring may differ as the artist works with natural coconut shell.

Wood sculpture, 'Thevada II' $39.95 Poised in ethereal grace, a thevada is set to bring good fortunes and protect the home. A thevada is an angelic being that lives in the lower heavens of Buddhist cosmology. Yodying Chaiwut carves an impressive rain tree wood sculpture, which he then treats with paints and polish to achieve an aged, crackled finish. Includes an iron and wood stand.

Wood statuette, 'Playing Kemong' $124.95 A man closes his eyes, enveloped in the aura created by his traditional instrument. The kemong is a kind of small, hand-held gong, usually made of bronze and used in the Balinese gamelan orchestra to mark the midpoints of melodies. Wayan Rendah shapes this vision by hand from local crocodile wood, the material's blond hue complementing varied grain patterns.

'Tari Kebyar II,' statuette $122.95 Dressed in gold and brown the dancer performs the Tari Kebyar, or "Kebyar Dance" with exquisite grace - her movements accented by the slow flutter of her ornate fan. The graceful choreography disguises the extreme self-control required to the execute the dance, for it requires the dancer to sit on bended knees while performing. Originally staged in the 1930's by Mario, one of Bali's most revered performers, the captivating Tari Kebyar moves Nyoman Sedatayana to create a crocodile wood version of the dance with eloquent detail and hand-carving mastery. Sedatayana then embellishes the piece with delicate oil paint accents, rendering this statuette an enthralling piece for the admirer of the performing arts.

Wood statuette, 'To the Bride and Groom' $374.95 The bride and groom appear in their exquisite payas agung, a term used in Bali to describe the finest traditional attire. In the past, only members of the upper castes, such as Brahmans and royalty, wore this clothing, but now all kinds of people use payas agung for their wedding ceremonies. Its exclusive look calls to mind Bali's rich cultural history. Carved from mahogany wood by Nyoman Subrata, this piece offers a romantic touch to any space. This item is individually carved by hand and belongs to a special collection created by the artist.

Wood statuette, 'Man and His Trumpet' $108.95 Steeped in mythological grace, a man holds a conch shell in his hands while he evokes melodies to inspire peace. Wayan Rendah hand-carves this moving image from mahogany wood, the sublime detailing of the piece admirable. A work of resonant beauty, this statuette affirms Rendah as the exceptional master carver he is.

Wood sculpture, 'Shy Beauty' $268.95 Demurely looking downward, a slender figure arranges her hair. She appears to be caught in a moment of reflection while performing her daily ritual. Her slender contours seduce the viewer, accentuated by the grain of hand-carved suar wood. Sculpted by Wayan Rendah, this is a study of feminine grace.

Wood statuette, 'King from Java' $67.95 His tall crown identifies him as royalty, and long earrings frame his face. Ketut Widana portrays a king from Java. Carved by hand, the polished contours of albesia wood reveal a rich grain. The king is displayed on a bamboo rod in a frame of Balinese suar wood.

Wood statuette, 'Hand of the Divine' $78.95 Slender and elegant, a woman's hand reaches upward, recalling the graceful hand movements used in Balinese dance. A ring adorns one finger while a flowered bracelet encircles the wrist. Kadek Rudyana carves the lovely image from suar wood.

Wood statuette, 'Playing Kemong' $292.95 Tradition is Wayan Dirga's muse, inspiring him to carve an extraordinary sculpture of a man playing the kemong. Often used to mark the midpoints of melodies, the kemong is a small gong usually made of bronze, with a knob that is hit with a mallet. This well-detailed suar wood piece effectively conveys the dedication and determination of the kemong musician.

Wood statuette, 'Conch Shell Song' $117.95 Stretched prone on the sand, he blows a conch shell trumpet, its deep sounds filling the air. The musician seems mesmerized by his own music and by the breeze that caresses his body. Elongated line and stylized form give a modern flair to this beautiful sculpture by Nyoman Sedayatana.

Wood statuette, 'Woman in Prayer' $69.95 A woman clasps her hands to her forehead as she kneels in prayer. Closing her eyes, her face expresses her devotion to her faith. Nyoman Sedayatana decorates the crocodile wood sculpture with admirable detail, expertly achieving a vivid representation of Bali's religious traditions.

Wood statuette, 'Janger Dancer' $167.95 Nyoman Subrata transforms suar wood into an extraordinary tribute to beauty and dance in this intricately carved piece depicting a Janger dancer. The elaborate headdress is elaborated with meticulous detail - crowning the poised expression of a dancer who evokes pride in Balinese tradition. One of many ceremonial dances, the Janger dance is actually the only one performed by both men and women together - twelve men dance in a somewhat aggressive manner as the women sway from side to side as they sing. A flawless piece enhanced by the natural grain of the suar wood, this dancer is certain to bring delight to the connoisseur of Balinese customs.

Wood statuettes, 'Men Praying' (pair) $64.95 Clad only in waistcloths and prayer caps, the young men sit peacefully in the lotus position, achieving an ambiance of meditative concentration. Nyoman Sedayatana evokes sleek and slender contours through hand-carved crocodile wood, the smooth details adorned with a select palette of oil paints. These statuettes offer a spiritual complement to the home d�cor.

'Salya and Satyawati,' statuettes (pair) $87.95 Nyoman Sedatayana works with exquisite elegance to invoke the presence of Satyawati and Salya, eternal lovers from the Mahabharata epic poem. Their images are hand-crafted from crocodile wood and painted with oil hues to accent the elegance and ethereal spirit of this revered couple. Makes for an original gift to mark a meaningful anniversary. Considered to be the longest poem in the world, the Mahabharata covers sub-stories, legends and myths. The themes revolve around social, ethical and religious traditions and amongst them is the story of Satyawati and Salya. She was originally named Dewi Pujawati and she personifies the perfect wife: beautiful, polite, honest, loyal and above all, truly dedicated to Salya, her husband. In return Salya adored her ever more and gave her a new name, Satyawati meaning loyal and beautiful woman. King Salya was commissioned to be chief warrior, and before accepting, Salya asked Satyawati's permission. As a ksatria (warrior), Salya and Satyawati knew he should fight bravely until his death if necessary, and in their hearts, that their days were numbered. She respectfully and solemnly replied, she would follow wherever he went. King Salya was killed, and Satyawati, after requesting permission from the Creator (God), ended her life by joining her beloved husband�s body in the funeral pyre. Their souls thus traveled together into heaven.

'A Loving Mother,' statuette $107.95 Cradling her baby at her breast, she nourishes the infant, their bodies seeming to meld. A loving mother shares an innate, psychic connection with her child. Luh Mas Sri Pertamiari sculpts the voluptuous contours of richly-grained suar wood. It is a realistic celebration of motherhood.

Wood statuette, 'Fervent Prayer' $44.95 Kneeling in prayer, a woman maintains the erect posture of a dancer. The graceful figure closes her eyes and clasps her hands as she concentrates on petitions and praise. Carved from crocodile wood and decorated in oil paints, this statuette by Nyoman Sedayatana radiates beauty and peace.

Wood statuette, 'Runaway Sister' $207.95 Balinese legend tells how Ni Kesuna betrayed her sister Ni Bawang, causing her to flee from her home. Ni Bawang ran into the forest where, in her sadness, she prayed to God for mercy and protection. After hearing birds singing, she sang to them as if to God and in response the birds perched on her wrists, neck, and hands, giving her gold jewelry and a crown. After Ni Bawang returned home, Ni Kesuna became envious of her and tried to recreate the scene herself. However, she ended up with snakes instead of birds. The beautiful Ni Bawang comes to life as an exquisite sculpture by Nyoman Sedayatana.

Wood statuette, 'Hand of a Princess' $68.95 Reaching upward, a slender hand seems to offer a royal blessing. Kadek Rudyana portrays the hand of a princess in rich suar wood. Slender and elegant, it recalls the graceful hand movements used in Balinese dance. A bracelet encircles the wrist.

Wood statuette, 'Fish Seller' $464.95 Her face is sweet and tender as her eyes search for customers since her basket is filled with the day's catch. A moving portrayal of everyday life, this sculpture boasts detailed perfection and vivid realism. Wayan Dirga carves this sculpture by hand from local suar wood.

Wood statuette, 'Love Instills Peace' $374.95 The deep affection of lifelong friendship forms the basis for a couple's love. Wayan Rendah portrays a faithful pair cradled in a heartfelt embrace. He smiles with sheer pleasure as she tenderly nestles against his cheek. As she embraces him, she holds up a heart to signify their commitment. Rendah chooses Balinese suar wood as his medium. For the artist, a loving family instills the sense of brotherhood in each child that may one day form the basis for world peace.

Ebony statuette, 'Undying Devotion' $134.95 Sita and Rama embrace in a sculpture of uncommon beauty by Nyoman Sudiana. According to the Hindu epic Ramayana, Sita was kidnapped by the evil Rahwana and with the aid of Hanoman, the white monkey, Rama was able to rescue his wife. However, Rama had doubts about his beloved's purity and innocence and so to prove her honor, Sita asked to be burned, and Rama granted her request. The honorable woman was untouched by the flames. The couple is now seen as a symbol of pure love transcending all forms of evil and hardships.

Wood statuette, 'Guitarist' $77.95 Sweet melodies fill the air as a young man is lost in his music. He strums the strings of the suang to play traditional songs from northern Thailand. Dressed in golden clothing, the serene being radiates beauty. Ning Charoensri gilds the rain tree wood sculpture and adorns it with colorful glass inlay.

Wood statuette, 'Rice Field' $22.95 Balinese farmers work together in the community's rice field. As men plow the paddy, a woman makes an offering at the local shrine. Inspired by his rich Balinese culture, Agung Mayun depicts the scene in detail on an albesia wood egg. It is displayed on an acacia wood stand.

Coconut shell sculpture, 'Tropics' $37.95 now on sale! $34.16 Putra Suteja removes the husk from a coconut shell and polishes the piece to a sheen. He then carves tropical plants to perforate the shell. The delightful sculpture stands on a terracotta base.