Batik Wood Mask of Hindu Goddess Sita Handcrafted in Java - Purity Sita Family Molded into a perfect oval

Molded into a perfect oval

She creates this petite decorative box from weeping willow wood and papier mache

this pendant Designed by Patricia Jara of Peru is a smooth circle of obsidian set in sterling silver with a bail that connects at the circle's center

Shimmering shades of dark teal flowing into light blue distinguish this shawl with original elegance

with each piece being unique like these earrings that are designed to be worn on any occasion

Batik Wood Mask of Hindu Goddess Sita Handcrafted in Java - Purity Sita Family Molded into a perfect ovalThis fascinating wall mask portrays the revered Hindu goddess Sita, who stands as the central female figure in the ancient epic, the Ramayana, and is the consort of Rama, the avatar of the god Vishnu. Through the intricate technique of batik, where wax resist dyeing is employed, the exquisite mask by Javanese artisan Gunadi comes to life on a canvas of black wadang wood beautifully adorned with a mesmerizing interplay of vibrant motifs and colors.