Large ring with wood carved rose from the Kembali collection

• 60% arang wood, 40% gold plated brass
• Diameter of the ring approx. 3.5 cm
• Diameter of the carved wood element approx. 3 cm
• Height of the ring approx. 1.5 cm
• Width of the ring approx. 0.3 cm

Hand-carved jewelry from the island of flowers

Increasingly, when seeking a moment of respite, we turn to nature. The people of Bali, known as the island of spirits and flowers, have known for millennia about the extraordinary power of nature. The lush vegetation here forms the largest natural pharmacy in the world. It not only nourishes, protects and inspires, but is also an integral part of the many rituals that set the rhythm of life on the island. Local plants, fruits and flowers are the primary ingredient in the offerings made each day at home shrines. They act as a link between the earthly and the otherworldly. Placed on the altar of good spirits, they are supposed to bring harmony, balance and peace to the residents. Hand-carved jewelry from the Kembali collection in the shape of flowers: lotus, rose, chrysanthemum and hibiscus, is meant to emphasize that returning to nature should become our most important ritual.

Round ring with wood-carved rose

The striking ring is the result of an artistic collaboration between Balinese carvers and ORSKA jewelers in Poland. The former carved a rose flower in a piece of arang wood, a popular material in Bali with an interesting, very dark color. This rose became the central and most eye-catching element of the ring. ORSKA jewelers then framed this small work of art in a gold-plated frame with a snake motif and set it on a delicate, comfortable ring. The rings are available in sizes 9-23. If you are not sure what size to choose, you can find detailed instructions on our website under the "sizes" tab.

Arang wood in jewelry from the Kembali collection

Arang wood is a type of hardwood that is known for its strength and decorative grain patterns. It is typically found in Southeast Asia, especially in Indonesia and Malaysia. It is distinguished by its dark brown, almost black color, often with streaks of lighter brown or reddish brown. It is commonly used in high-end decorative objects. The small, wood-carved arang pieces used in jewelry from the Kembali collection are remnants of the process of creating larger, decorative pieces.