Balinese Handicrafts and Homewares
At Fuzen Decor Bali, we are more than just a furniture company. We are a team of artisans who are passionate about promoting and supporting traditional craft techniques from Bali. Our products are made with eco-friendly materials and showcase the unique skills of our talented artisans. We take pride in preserving the culture and ingenuity of Bali’s craftspeople. Our cushions, throws, rugs, wall decor, wood carvings, and lighting add a touch of artistry and elegance to any space. We believe that our products tell a story, and we are dedicated to sharing that story with the world. Join us in promoting artisanal crafts and the people who make them by contacting us today to learn more about our products and services.
Hot hot hot. Suar slab stools, coffee tables, bowls, pots and wall decor are so now. Rustic and primitive all in one go. Suar’s grain is unique and full of life.
Our range of mid century vintage style furniture is manufactured to the highest quality using the best materials.
Hot hot hot. Suar slab stools, coffee tables, bowls, pots and wall decor are so now. Rustic and primitive all in one go. Suar’s grain is unique and full of life.
Whether you are looking for natural or textile rugs you will be impressed with the large range of unique floor decor rugs in our large on-line catalgoue.
Everything in Indonesia is recycled, nothing is thrown away. The Balinese create wonderful functional pieces from Teak branch’s.
The hottest products of the year are produced using natural shells , creating some of the most beautiful decor pieces of the year
We hand select the finest solid stone carvings available in Bali. The majority of carvings are of Hindu deities and traditional Balinese characters.
We have terracotta pots, cement pots, glazed pots, terazzo pots. The list is just massive. We have hand fired pots from 20cm to 200cm tall.
Our company represents a collective of amazing artisans striving to create unique handicraft and homeware products.
Bali has always been well known for woodcarving, but only among a small number of families who, for generations, have specialized in carving statues of Garuda—a winged dragon-bird from Hindu mythology. In the late 1970s and 1980s, the Garuda statues, as well as other Bali-Hindu carvings proved to be popular souvenirs among tourists who passed through the Bali. Today as demand increased, these artisans began training novices to create a cottage industry that supports entire economically challenged communities.
WHAT'S NEW
We are trade suppliers only and do not sell direct to the public sorry.
AUSTRALIAN BUYERS: We presently have an exclusive supply contract in place and are unable to supply any customers at this time. Have a great day
