Description
Wayan Kandiyasa, inspired by the beauty of a woman, designs this sculpture to depict a resting Balinese woman. Her hair flows in graceful locks across her shoulder, with a frangipani flower nestled behind her ear. Carved by hand of sandstone, this sculpture possesses a tranquil and virtuous spirit. Dimensions:5.75 H x 2.2" W x 1.8 D Weight: 0.8 lbs Type: Sculptures Material: Sand, Stone Color: White Made in Indonesia Story behind the art: My name is Wayan Kandiyasa and I was born on October 5, 1964 on the island of Bali. I come from a family of artists - my father is also a stone carver, who was taught by my grandfather.I make statues and relief work from a stone called paras. I like both traditional and modern styles. I first started to learn at the age of nine with my father, beginning with cleaning and finishing the statues he would make. At the age of thirteen I could already make small statues on my own. At that time, and even now, my inspiration comes to me when I am most relaxed and quiet. An image comes to me and I start to work as calmly as possible, trying to keep the original idea as simple as possible.I like very much to work with the Novica team, because now I can help support my family and concentrate on my work with the confidence that it is being promoted outside of Indonesia by people who understand and care about me as an artist.The artistry of Wayan Kandiyasa has been featured in the Los Angeles Business Journal.
