The Javanese princess is a respected cultural figure carrying the image of feminine grace, fortune, and spiritual calm in Javanese heritage. This statue, carved by Ubud artisans, sits on a black square wooden stand and brings a quiet dignity into the room with its delicate blue and bronze tones.
Craft and material
The statue is the work of Balinese craftsmen from Ubud: it is made from a concrete structure with Jempinis wood elements. The concrete base provides stability and durability, while the wood adds a warm, natural character to the composition. The statue is mounted on a black, square wooden stand that balances the piece and lifts it in the room.
The delicate palette and details
The details are finely worked: the features of the face, the pose of the hands, and the overall posture all speak of attentive artistic work. The surface is matt, so it does not produce competing reflections with other objects and reads beautifully in both natural and artificial light.
Where to place it
The statue is a stand-alone compositional element in a room. We recommend it on top of a living room sideboard, on a study shelf, in a meditation corner, or on an entryway shelf. The 25-30 cm height stands on its own and does not require a large footprint — about a 25 × 15 cm free space around it is enough.
Product details
- Size: 25 × 11 × 11 cm
- Net weight: 0.632 kg
- Material: concrete and Jempinis wood
- Country of origin: Indonesia (Bali, Ubud)
- Finish: matt
- Base: black square wooden stand
A statue that brings into the room not a scene but a state — the state of inner calm.