Counting the Days in Black Wood Perpetual Calendar in Black from Bali Khun Boom anggur (vine) and merak (peafowl)

anggur (vine) and merak (peafowl) are underscored by the circular patterns that are traditional of this area

producing hand-beaded gifts and accessories

pendant and earrings of classic elegance

Sky blue composite turquoise hangs serenely below two dazzling faceted citrines

Historically worn to attract love

Counting the Days in Black Wood Perpetual Calendar in Black from Bali Khun Boom anggur (vine) and merak (peafowl)This perpetual calendar by Balinese artisan Komang Sri is the last calendar you will ever need. Carved from albesia wood, two cubes and two rectangular blocks are marked with numbered dates and the names of the months. Simply rearrange them to read the current date. Each piece is painted stark black with white lettering. materials: Albesia wood Hand crafted item color, size and or motif may vary slightly 4. 3 in. H x 5. 5 in. W x 3. 1 in. D