Ganesha by I Ketut Tulak, second half of the 20th century, 26.5 cm, private collection This small figure of a dancing Ganesha is signed by I Ketut Tulak. Although Tulak is generally recognized as a master, little information about him is available in French or English. Born in 1927, he appears to have been active until the early 21st century. His work demonstrates a keen sense of line and a remarkable ability to vary styles in the depiction of traditional themes, moving fluid

Shiva by I Ketut Sadra, second half of the 20th century, 36 cm The figure, richly adorned and wearing a crown, is seated on a lotus-shaped throne. Its front hands perform a mudra (a codified gesture endowed with ritual or symbolic value), while its two rear hands hold a lotus, a symbol of purity and spiritual elevation, and a fly-whisk, a symbol of royalty. The fineness of the features and the hair flowing slightly behind the shoulders might suggest a female figure. However,