Sterling silver Barong pendant worn on a black cord

Five figures · Sterling silver 925 · Made in Bali

Mythical Figures
of Bali™

A story of the island, held close.

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Barong · Protection

The collection

Five figures.
Five meanings.

Each pendant carries a story from the island. Choose the one that speaks to yours.

01 / 05 Protection

Barong

In Bali, Barong stands for the force that protects and restores balance. A small guardian to keep close on the journeys ahead.

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02 / 05 Abundance

Dewi Sri

Dewi Sri is cherished as the spirit of rice and nourishment. Her figure is a reminder to notice what grows when we care for it.

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03 / 05 Courage

Hanoman

The devoted hero of the Ramayana moves with loyalty and resolve. Hanoman is for the moments that ask us to be brave.

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04 / 05 Guardianship

Dwarapala

Standing watch at sacred thresholds, Dwarapala marks the passage from one place to another. A symbol of the spaces we hold dear.

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05 / 05 Strength

Singa

The lion carries an unmistakable presence in Balinese imagery. Singa is a quiet emblem of strength carried with grace.

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Pendants shown: each figure is approximately 2 cm high, cast in sterling silver and finished by hand in Celuk.

The bracelets

The five figures,
worn at the wrist.

Barong, Dewi Sri, Hanoman, Dwarapala and Singa are also available as bracelets. The same stories, carried another way.

The five Mythical Figures of Bali bracelets with silver figures and dark blue cords

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Made in Celuk, Bali

Drawn with precision.
Finished by hand.

Jean-Pierre's digital sculptures become precise masters for lost-wax casting. In Celuk, silversmith Eddy Santana brings each small silver form to life through casting, refining and hand-finishing.

Silver pendant being worked by hand on a Celuk workbench

Silversmith's tools and pendant at the workbench

Digital sculpture

Every expression and contour is considered at miniature scale.

Lost-wax casting

The master is translated into sterling silver in Celuk.

Hand finishing

Surface and detail are refined by a silversmith's hands.

The making, step by step

From drawing
to silver.

Follow the figures from Jean-Pierre's first sketches through wax, fire, hand-finishing and final assembly.

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The artisan

Eddy Santana

A maker rooted in Celuk's silver tradition.

Raised in a family of silversmiths, Eddy brings more than twenty years of experience to the collection. His eye and hands give each figure its final character.

The mark of authenticity

Look closer.

The reverse tells its own story.

Each pendant bears the Mythical Figures of Bali™ signature and a 925 mark identifying its sterling silver. The finishing is done individually in Celuk.

Sterling silver 925Hand-finished in BaliApproximately 2 cm

Close view of the pendant reverse showing the signature and 925 mark

Presentation

A keepsake from the first moment.

The pendant arrives in a compact black presentation tube. The packaging carries the figure's story onward, long after the visit ends.

The founder's story

An object worthy of the island.

“An object visitors could take home that was worthy of the island.”

Belgian designer Jean-Pierre Bobbaers returned to Bali again and again. He imagined a small, lasting object that could hold some of its mythology and memory. His designs found their final form in the hands of Eddy Santana in Celuk.

Jean-Pierre Bobbaers Founder & designer

Jean-Pierre Bobbaers, founder and designer

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