Balinese Dragon

In Balinese culture, dragons (called Naga) are sacred guardians believed to protect land, temples, and people. They symbolize protection, prosperity, strength, fertility, wisdom, and transformation.

These figures are commonly found throughout Balinese art and architecture—carved on temple staircases, guarding entrances, or wrapped around pillars and structures. Dragon carvings are often placed near entrances, altars, or meaningful spaces to serve as spiritual guardians.

• Hand carved by local artisans in Indonesia
• Made from suar wood
• Dimensions: 13" (h) x 10.5" (w)