• Hand painted Wood Rooster Hen from Bali Indonesia
• Bamboo Plant Root Hand-crafted Duck Wood Carvings from Java Indonesia
• Bali Cat on Sofa wood carvings
• Bali Wood Carving with Batik

Learn more about The Tropical Island of Bali, recommended book about Bali Tropical Living:
Bali Modern: The Art of Tropical Living by Gianni Francione, Luca Invernizzi Tettoni, Luca Invernizzi
Review from Amazon.Com:
Gianni Fancione is an architect from Turin, North Italy, who has livedin Bali for over 20 years. He is inspired by tribal art and the vernacular architectural tradition of Indonesia, and has designed countless tropical homes. This book documents the transformation that Balinese architecture and interior design have undergone over the past five years. Cleaner lines, more imaginative use of space, A-frame roofs, and the use of stone statues water features, concrete, and ceramic roof tiles are increasingly visible along with the traditional coconut wood, teak, and thatching. Many westerners have set up homes in Bali, which have long been a magnet for western culture-hound. Here,writer and photographer showcase what the island's most inspiring examples of contemporary residences, shops, restaurants and of course the beautiful resorts that Bali is renowned.

The work is well researched, featuring architectural and interior detailing of cross cultural legacy and an amalgamation of both modern and traditional. The text includes little stories of origins and legends. And as always, Lucca Invernizzi Tettoni's superb photography, mostly outdoor shots of the creme de la creme of Bali's private and resort landscaped gardens. This work captured all parts of the Balinese tropical living experience, proving why Bali is often remembered as the place to rejuvenate the soul. This is just what the doctor ordered for enthusiasts of tropical decor and culture. By focusing on the use of modern (alibet, longer lasting) building materials with techniques designed to provide a tropical ambiance is neat. It's not something that I have found elsewhere. It would also be nice to provide some interior decorating schemes to be translated into the American shopping market using or importing accessories from the Bali region or using alternative sources for the "tropical" look from other areas, i. e., the British West Indies, the Caribbean, major U.S. catalogues, etc. Book similar to this book:

• Tropical Interiors: Contemporary Style in the Philippines by Elizabeth V. Reyes, A. Chester Ong
• Island Style: Tropical Dream Houses in Indonesia by Gillian Beal, Jacob Termansen
• Tropical Living: Contemporary Dream Houses in the Philippines by Elizabeth Reyes, Chester Ong
• Tropical Asian Style by Luca Invernizzi Tettoni