Garden Decor from Bali

The pieces that make a garden feel like it’s been there forever

Bali garden decor comes out of a stone-carving tradition that has supplied the international market for decades. The quality spectrum is wide, from mass-produced tourist pieces to genuinely crafted sculptural work that landscape designers specify for high-end private gardens, hotels, and spas. The difference in quality is obvious up close. Finding the workshops at the right end of that spectrum, and checking every piece before it ships, is what I offer.

Hand-carved paras stone garden gate from Bali

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What I source in garden decor

  • Traditional Balinese stone statues: guardian figures, Ganesha, Buddha
  • Contemporary abstract stone sculptures
  • Stone water features: fountains, basins, waterspouts
  • Terracotta and clay planters, large and statement pieces
  • Carved stone garden seats and benches
  • Decorative stone panels for garden walls

Garden pieces ship well alongside Bali handicrafts wholesale in the same consignment. For larger landscaping and terrace schemes, see how I work with hotel and villa projects.

Carved stone garden statues in a Bali carving workshop
Hand-carved stone planter with floral relief, Bali garden decor sourced by ExportBali

Stone ornaments and weather

Most Bali stone garden ornaments are made from paras stone or lavastone. The considerations for outdoor use are the same as on the natural stone pages. Lavastone ornaments hold up in frost far better than paras stone, especially when sealed, and upright pieces such as statues and planters shed rain, which helps them through winter. Paras stone is better in temperate or warm climates, or in protected positions.

For clients in Germany, the Netherlands, or northern France: I’ll advise on which stone types are appropriate for your climate before you order.

Stacked ribbed terracotta garden pots at a Bali pottery workshop
Craftsmen shaping large clay pots in a Bali pottery workshop, ExportBali
Stone carvers working on floral panels in a Bali carving workshop

Source garden decor from Bali

Tell me what you’re looking for: traditional, contemporary, large-scale or mixed. I’ll find the right workshops.