A Punokawan Family from Bali
The term “Punokawan” originates from Javanese puppetry, particularly wayang kulit, a traditional Indonesian shadow puppetry. In wayang performances, Punokawan refers
Wood Carvings
Tengu Noh Kokeshi
This is a Kokeshi I have never seen before depicting Tengu Noh. Tengu are powerful guardian spirits of the mountains
Kokeshi by Sekiguchi Toa
Kokeshi dolls are traditional Japanese wooden dolls that have a history dating back to the Edo period (1603-1868). These handcrafted
Mask From The Eket People?
Another enigmatic piece still under research is a remarkable mask, most likely originating from Africa. Ongoing research suggests this mask
Exotic Apsara Khmer Sky Dancer
The sculpture depicts an Apsara, a celestial nymph or dancer from Khmer culture, particularly associated with the art and architecture
An Adorable Sleeping Child
Behold the serene sight of a sweet little girl enjoying her nap. Her chubby cheeks add to her adorability, making
Balinese Legong Dancers
This wonderful couple was handcrafted on the beautiful Island of Bali and depicts the epic Legong dance. The artist and
Miniature Divider
This beautiful miniaturized room divider is crafted from rosewood and featuring jade panels. The intricate carvings on the rosewood frame
Ashanti Masks
These two masks from Ghana exhibit the cultural richness of West Africa in stunning detail. They are crafted from wood,
Wayang Golek
This image depicts a traditional Indonesian Wayang Golek puppet. Wayang Golek is a form of puppet theater art found predominantly