Antique Indonesian Loro Blonyo Singaporean these rugs were historically made

these rugs were historically made as prayer rugs and often feature a mihrab (prayer niche)

The slip cracks and breaks apart during the firing process and is chipped off afterwards to reveal blackened cracking patterns

The goddess Tara is holding a water jug in her left hand and and lotus flower in her right hand

embracing roles as a humanist

Fernando Malo's creative work is inspired by the ancestral tradition of the land

Antique Indonesian Loro Blonyo Singaporean these rugs were historically madeLoro Blonyo or the inseparable couple are a carved wooden pair of central Javanese matrimonial figures that were historically revered and centrally placed within traditional Javanese homes. The figures hark back to pre Islamic culture on Java and later were incorporated into the syncretic ritual practices of the Javanese. Loro Blonyo were once a prominent part of Javanese culture with sacred values and a significant role within traditional Javanese