Hand-carved dragon from Bali. A perfect example of the craftsmanship of Balinese sculptors. The precision of small details of the sculpture, such as small details of diamond scales, draws attention. The Komodo dragon was not discovered until 1910. And due to its dangerous build, size, sharp claws and speed, it is sometimes called the Komodo Dragon. These grown lizards inhabit several islands of the Sunda Archipelago belonging to Indonesia (including Komodo, Flores, Rinca, Gili Motang, Nusa Kode).
Balinese sculptors are extremely talented and produce thousands of items. From life-size teak figures, animals and mythical creatures to functional carved wooden furniture. Wooden sculptures from Bali will amaze and delight with the beauty of details and traditional oriental motifs.
Dimensions:
lenght: 100 cm
Materiat: Suar wood