We’ve been fortunate to collaborate for many years with our good friend and long-time creative partner, Deknoo, an artist based in the cultural heart of Ubud, Bali. His latest work for us, Gajah Waktra, invites us deep into the world of Balinese myth through intricate pen-and-ink linework enriched with natural pigments on paper.

Each piece, born from hand-painted visions, carries the weight of old gods, wild stories, and the hallucinations of cultures long forgotten.

In a storm a tiger, a monkey, a snake, and a goldsmith are swept into a well. Fortunately, a priest named Dharmaswami comes across the well and rescues them.

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