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06/06/2026

04/06/2026

Three figures. One presence.

Hand-carved in Kalimantan, these Patung Pagar sculptures carry the memory of Dayak tradition, where wooden guardians were created as symbols of protection and guidance.

Tall, raw, and deeply sculptural, they bring a rare tribal energy into the home — powerful beside a console, in an entrance, or as a statement in a collected interior.

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30/05/2026

The sea leaves its signature in the most extraordinary ways.

Inspired by forms shaped beneath tropical waters millions of years ago, these hand-carved stone sculptures bring a sense of rhythm, balance and natural beauty into the home. Their spiral silhouette feels timeless, carrying the quiet elegance of the ocean into contemporary interiors.

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28/05/2026

There are places in Southeast Asia where the sea feels almost unreal — water so clear the sunlight reaches every shell, every stone, every detail beneath the surface.

For generations, these coastlines have inspired objects collected for homes, ceremonies, and spaces filled with texture, warmth, and memory.

27/05/2026

Some of the world’s most breathtaking beaches lie across Southeast Asia — endless turquoise water, white sand, and a world of natural treasures hidden beneath the surface.

Shells, coral, stone, and organic forms shaped slowly by the sea, collected for centuries as objects of art, ritual, and embellishment.

26/05/2026

Carved from stone in the form of an ancient ammonite, this sculpture brings together natural history and artisanal craftsmanship through one timeless spiral.

Its sculptural silhouette draws inspiration from prehistoric marine fossils once found in ancient oceans millions of years ago — forms admired for their harmony, movement, and quiet strength. Displayed on its black stand, the piece creates a refined focal point within curated interiors, libraries, and layered living spaces.

A symbol of continuity, evolution, and enduring beauty shaped through time.

14/05/2026

The sea shaped the islands of Sumba long before roads ever did. These hand-carved oars carry that rhythm into the home through weathered wood, balanced proportions, and the marks of a life spent close to water. Once held by hand, now placed with intention, they bring movement, texture, and a sense of distance to the wall they inhabit.

Collected in Sumba, Indonesia, each piece reflects the craftsmanship of coastal communities where carving traditions pass quietly from one generation to the next. The softened surface, aged tones, and sculptural silhouette create a presence that feels grounded and timeless.

For interiors drawn to natural materials, travel, and soulful forms, these oars introduce warmth, history, and an atmosphere shaped by the Indian Ocean.