Whale's Tail in Patina Wood

The wooden sculpture of a patina blue whale's tail highlights a feature that shines in Bali's figurative art: realistic sculptures, in particular, of animals from the Indonesian fauna. If on the one hand there is a representation of them as sacred, on the other there is the intention of expressing the island's daily life using art for art's sake.

The rustic aesthetic of aging wood art with blue paint is granted by the patina technique, which insinuates the action of time in the piece, and shows the beach style peculiar to Balinese works of art.

The trio of figurative sculptures can be purchased separately or together, an option in which they manage to propose two important principles of interior design in decoration: rhythm and proportion.