Description
Ornamented with drawings of Bali’s traditional fauna, this charming wind chime creates a serene rhythm that will transport you to the paradisical landscapes of this blessed island. Artisan Sindhu Nata unites bamboo pieces and a coconut shell using nylon cords, polishing every piece to enhance the natural brown hue. An albesia wood accent in the middle allows the design to convey a serene sound, which makes it the perfect addition to any space.
Product Features:
- Dimension: 38″ H x 5″ W x 5″ D
- Weight: 0.74
- Color: Brown
- Material: Bamboo, coconut shell, albesia wood, nylon cord
- Made in Indonesia
Story Behind the art:
“My name is Sindhu Nata. I was born into a family of craftsmen. My mom and dad are some of the artisans on Novica. Watching them make crafts from childhood made me interested in art. I grew up in a warm family; my childhood was full of stories, play, and art. My village is very comfortable for socializing, maybe because Guwang Village, Sukawati is an art village where most of the people work as craftsmen and handicrafts sellers.
“The hard work of my parents made my childhood far from lacking. But that didn’t make me lazy. I was still educated independently and disciplined by my parents. Since childhood, I have often helped my parents sell handicrafts. Maybe that’s how I fell in love with arts and crafts. Initially, I started designing new stuff. But often the designs that I produced look weird and funny and even made people laugh at them.
“All my designs have special meaning to me. But my most interesting work is carving facial expressions because it is quite difficult but always an exciting challenge. Most of my ideas come from unique things around me like Balinese carvings and even the funny faces of traditional Balinese comedians. I work with the help of my father and mother. They give me a lot of input both in design and workmanship. The main raw material that I use in my work is coconut. The use of coconuts in works of art makes the economic value of coconut higher. So the gardens planted with coconut trees are no longer converted for economic reasons.
“‘No matter which path we take, the final destination is always home’. From that quote, I remember that home and family will always be my reason to work hard. Thank you for introducing my parents to Novica and even guiding me to start and join Novica. Hopefully, in the future, my craft designs can be marketed to a wider market.”
The handmade touch of artisan skill creates variations in color, size and design. If buying two of the same item, slight differences should be expected. Note: Color discrepancies may occur between this product and your computer screen.
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