History of Statues
Primitive tribal figures and statues have dated back to the pre-recorded times of Indonesia as well as most Asian countries.  Before the coming of Buddhism or Hinduism animalistic beliefs ruled throughout the Indonesian Archipelago.  Animals, which were the islanders main diet, had been worshipped in the form of a statue or figurine and were respected in the laying down of offerings in their honor.  Ancestral statues and figurines, which still exist today, date back to B.C.  Many primitive and tribal statues or figurines were considered to hold magical or spiritual powers,  while some were even feared.  Many of these beliefs and worshipping of idols or statues still remain to the present day. Many ceremonial figurines and statues represented gods and demons and modern day replicas of these are still seen in parades and ceremonies in many regions.

Balinese Statues
In the Balinese Hindu culture and religion, statues and figurines are used to represent their gods and demons.  Throughout Asia many statues and figurines represent good luck, good health or prosperity and are found in most homes or places of business.  Throughout Asia these statues and figurines are used for religious and ceremonial purposes much the same as totems are used in other cultures.

Decorative Statues
We have a large range of decorative and collectible statues as well as many new design Buddha statues in both carved wood, bronze and metals with silver or antique finish.  Our range includes many birds, ducks, chickens and roosters as well as elephants, cats, fish, camels, pigs, rabbits and many other animal figures.  Most statues can be supplied a range of colors and sizes.  Custom statues are our specialty and  can be created from samples and photos.