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these folk narratives blossomed into costumbrista-style boxes

The use of bone as a material for mallah beads is said to be for use only by those with great compassion and altruistic will

Our chests and cabinets are made in Nepal by artisans who specialise in traditional painting and carpentry

featuring a striking rainbow stripe that contrasts beautifully against a deep black base

Large Handcarved Sitting Buddha Jewellery is traditionally depicted as anA stunning, hand carved wooden figure of Buddha, the founder of Buddhism. Our Buddhas have been carved in Bali using traditional methods of the island and each carver has taken years perfecting his or her skill to able to create work to this standard. When depicting Buddha, the positioning of the hands (Mudra) is very important and different mudra represent different things. Here, Buddha is shown in the Vitarka mudra ('the mudra of discussion') and