messageBannerMarch 10, 2021<March 10, 2021 In Sukawati, Wayan Asmana learned gold and silversmithing from his father, a renowned designer. by Tiali Jamir
messageBannerMarch 10, 2021<June 25, 2024 When my husband died, I struggled to care for my children alone. by Tiali Jamir
messageBannerMarch 10, 2021<March 10, 2021 As he learned to carve, Pande’s uncle taught him to convey an animal’s anatomy, movement and profile in his work. by Tiali Jamir
messageBannerMarch 10, 2021<March 10, 2021 Pablo dreams of expanding his workshop and employing more people in his community. by Tiali Jamir
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messageBannerMarch 10, 2021<March 10, 2021 Nengah’s love of animals can be seen in his exacting, realistic carvings. by Tiali Jamir
messageBannerMarch 10, 2021<March 10, 2021 With carving, I have found satisfying work that has seen my children educated and given me a home. by Tiali Jamir
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messageBannerMarch 10, 2021<March 10, 2021 Discovering and learning ancient techniques and earning a living from my hands is a beautiful thing. by Tiali Jamir
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