Counting the Days in Black Wood Perpetual Calendar in Black from Bali _artisan--peace-handicrafts-tag-boilerplate elaborated with sparkling amethyst at

elaborated with sparkling amethyst at the top and dangling cultured pearls at the bottom

which represents December´s birthstones

Long fringes complete the stunning accessory

Thailand's Kanjana uses traditional macrame techniques to turn waxed cord into delicate spring leaves in the form of dangle earrings

This is understood as 'go back to your roots

Counting the Days in Black Wood Perpetual Calendar in Black from Bali _artisan--peace-handicrafts-tag-boilerplate elaborated with sparkling amethyst atThis perpetual calendar by Balinese artisan Komang Sri is the last calendar you will ever need. Carved from albesia wood, two cubes and two rectangular blocks are marked with numbered dates and the names of the months. Simply rearrange them to read the current date. Each piece is painted stark black with white lettering. materials: Albesia wood Hand crafted item color, size and or motif may vary slightly 4. 3 in. H x 5. 5 in. W x 3. 1 in. D