ENDLESS JOY EDITIONS — ONLY 100 MADE
Rendered in the delicate, flat elegance of traditional woodblock print style, these four arresting portraits represent iconic characters from the Topeng tradition—a vibrant and sacred form of masked dance drama from Indonesia.
Artist: Stevie Anderson
• Printed on 310gsm Hahnemühle Photo Rag Giclée paper
• 42 × 59 cm (17 × 23 in)
• Limited edition of 100 with Certificate of Authenticity
• Printed artist signature & individually edition-numbered
• Solid wood frames from sustainable sources, glazed with glass
• Duties & taxes included for the UK, EU, USA & Australia
THE ARTWORK
In Topeng, ornately costumed dancers wear masks (topeng) to channel kings, demons, sages, and spirits, bringing to life mythic tales accompanied by the resonance of a gamelan orchestra.
More than just performance, Topeng is a ritual. Rooted in Balinese and Javanese culture, this ancient dance form weaves history, morality, and mysticism into movement. Each mask represents not just a character, but a cosmic role—good and evil, wisdom and chaos, god and mortal—all rendered in sharp detail and expressive form. From left to right:
Dewi Sita – The Goddess
Calm, pure, and luminous, this mask represents Dewi Sita, a divine figure from the Ramayana epic. Her features are gentle, her lips parted in a quiet smile. Her third-eye mark hints at spiritual insight. She embodies grace, virtue, and devotion—often the moral compass in epic tales.
Srigga – Demon
Wild-eyed and sharp-toothed, Srigga is a fearsome demon spirit. His exaggerated expression, curved tusks, and furrowed brow create a mask of rage and mischief. He represents disruption, base desire, and the chaotic forces that haunt humanity and myth alike.
Tua – Wise Old Man
With deep lines etched across his brow and hibiscus flowers tucked gently behind his ears, Tua represents the sage elder—a symbol of wisdom, patience, and ancestral knowledge. His expression is contemplative, eyes wide with both age and clarity. Tua is often the storyteller, a bridge between generations.
Rangda – The Demon Queen
Terrifying and majestic, Rangda is the Queen of Witches—the eternal adversary of good in Balinese mythology. Her bulging eyes, fang-lined mouth, and crowned headdress blaze with supernatural energy. As the mother of chaos and black magic, she embodies fear, wrath, and destructive feminine power, counterbalanced by the protective figure of Barong.struggle.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY
Each artwork comes with an exclusive Certificate of Authenticity (COA), containing signature and edition number. Safe, tracked delivery guaranteed worldwide, with sustainable packaging. Reproduced artist signature & individual edition numbering.
CARE GUIDE
To preserve your artwork, avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, moisture and high humidity. Handle unframed prints with clean, dry hands and avoid touching the printed surface.
Framed works should be cleaned gently with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use cleaning products directly on the artwork or frame.
DELIVERY & RETURNS
• Shipping
Prints and frames are made to order and dispatched directly from our specialist print partner within 7 days. Shipping time is additional. We ship worldwide. Duties and taxes are included for orders to the UK, EU, USA, Canada and Australia, with nothing further to pay on delivery.
For shipping rates and estimated delivery times, see our Shipping & Returns page.
If your order also includes Endless Joy clothing or other items, these will be shipped separately.
• Made to order
Each print and frame is made to order especially for you. For this reason, we’re unable to accept returns or exchanges unless your order arrives damaged or faulty.
SUSTAINABILITY
Paper & Frames are solid wood from sustainable sources, manufactured to high standards.
Printed using non-toxic inks.
ENDLESS JOY EDITIONS — ONLY 100 MADE
Rendered in the delicate, flat elegance of traditional woodblock print style, these four arresting portraits represent iconic characters from the Topeng tradition—a vibrant and sacred form of masked dance drama from Indonesia.
Artist: Stevie Anderson
• Printed on 310gsm Hahnemühle Photo Rag Giclée paper
• 42 × 59 cm (17 × 23 in)
• Limited edition of 100 with Certificate of Authenticity
• Printed artist signature & individually edition-numbered
• Solid wood frames from sustainable sources, glazed with glass
• Duties & taxes included for the UK, EU, USA & Australia
THE ARTWORK
In Topeng, ornately costumed dancers wear masks (topeng) to channel kings, demons, sages, and spirits, bringing to life mythic tales accompanied by the resonance of a gamelan orchestra.
More than just performance, Topeng is a ritual. Rooted in Balinese and Javanese culture, this ancient dance form weaves history, morality, and mysticism into movement. Each mask represents not just a character, but a cosmic role—good and evil, wisdom and chaos, god and mortal—all rendered in sharp detail and expressive form. From left to right:
Dewi Sita – The Goddess
Calm, pure, and luminous, this mask represents Dewi Sita, a divine figure from the Ramayana epic. Her features are gentle, her lips parted in a quiet smile. Her third-eye mark hints at spiritual insight. She embodies grace, virtue, and devotion—often the moral compass in epic tales.
Srigga – Demon
Wild-eyed and sharp-toothed, Srigga is a fearsome demon spirit. His exaggerated expression, curved tusks, and furrowed brow create a mask of rage and mischief. He represents disruption, base desire, and the chaotic forces that haunt humanity and myth alike.
Tua – Wise Old Man
With deep lines etched across his brow and hibiscus flowers tucked gently behind his ears, Tua represents the sage elder—a symbol of wisdom, patience, and ancestral knowledge. His expression is contemplative, eyes wide with both age and clarity. Tua is often the storyteller, a bridge between generations.
Rangda – The Demon Queen
Terrifying and majestic, Rangda is the Queen of Witches—the eternal adversary of good in Balinese mythology. Her bulging eyes, fang-lined mouth, and crowned headdress blaze with supernatural energy. As the mother of chaos and black magic, she embodies fear, wrath, and destructive feminine power, counterbalanced by the protective figure of Barong.struggle.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY
Each artwork comes with an exclusive Certificate of Authenticity (COA), containing signature and edition number. Safe, tracked delivery guaranteed worldwide, with sustainable packaging. Reproduced artist signature & individual edition numbering.
CARE GUIDE
To preserve your artwork, avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, moisture and high humidity. Handle unframed prints with clean, dry hands and avoid touching the printed surface.
Framed works should be cleaned gently with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use cleaning products directly on the artwork or frame.
DELIVERY & RETURNS
• Shipping
Prints and frames are made to order and dispatched directly from our specialist print partner within 7 days. Shipping time is additional. We ship worldwide. Duties and taxes are included for orders to the UK, EU, USA, Canada and Australia, with nothing further to pay on delivery.
For shipping rates and estimated delivery times, see our Shipping & Returns page.
If your order also includes Endless Joy clothing or other items, these will be shipped separately.
• Made to order
Each print and frame is made to order especially for you. For this reason, we’re unable to accept returns or exchanges unless your order arrives damaged or faulty.
SUSTAINABILITY
Paper & Frames are solid wood from sustainable sources, manufactured to high standards.
Printed using non-toxic inks.
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