Batik Fish-Shaped Green and Red Pule Wood Decorative Plate - Truntum Ocean Keyboards I have had moments of

I have had moments of hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic

the accessory is an enchanting example of the region's traditional jewelry arts

Distracted by an eclipse

The artisan surrounds the symbol with swirling designs

Felipe Giron creates this box in the style of reverse-painted glass

Batik Fish-Shaped Green and Red Pule Wood Decorative Plate - Truntum Ocean Keyboards I have had moments ofThe traditional Indonesian truntum pattern adorns a majestic homage to Java's ocean. Retno Pratiwi works on pule wood to craft this fish shaped decorative plate, whose green and red hues embellish the stunning details that go around the piece, all made with batik techniques. Pule wood 0. 14 lbs 1. 2 inches H x 13. 5 inches W x 11. 5 inches D