Here’s a preview of our Suar Wood Tiki figures — wood statues from Bali…
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Driftwood, coffee root and liana roots are used in mirror frames, wall art, free standing sculpures and conversation pieces but, in our opinion, they’re at their best as lamps. In case you missed the announcement, Beads-Bali.com is now live — here’s one of the introductory FAQ articles, let me know what you think. [taken from http://www.beads-bali.com/wordpress/who-are-you-re...] Who are you really? We’re Beads Bali (well, you already know that). The company, at this time, is made up of myself (Sean), my wife Athina and a group of [...] Up until about five minutes ago, I thought I understood the meaning of “Bali Bead”… … I was wrong (sigh). I had thought, silly me… SOOOO naive… that a Bali bead was a bead made in Bali. Apparently not. According to one article: “Bali beads originated in India. The Indians taught the Balinese how to make the beads. [...] Monday morning at Indonesia Export and we’re still working on getting one of the offices painted right… still looks less than perfect to me. The weekend was a breeze — hot and sunny. Didn’t do much except to sit around and wait for Mount Merapi to blow its top. Got a call on Sunday evening — a [...] I’ve been reading a lot of stuff about the proposed new pornography laws in Indonesia and, yes, I find a great deal of it disquieting. At the office, this topic has featured in five or six different lunchtime conversations and everyone does have an opinion. Last week, we went as far as to get ourselves a copy [...] Ok, you can pretty much ignore the title but an interesting thing… |
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