NOVICA and Waterworks Tropical Bath Products

Opt for the strong water resistance of natural coconut shells for their ability to withstand years of exposure to humidity without degrading. Artisan Sindhu Nata manually carves this fish-inspired soap holder from a Balinese coconut shell complete with drainage holes, perfect for adding an aquatic theme to sinks and countertops alike.

With its concave design and small drainage holes, this little turtle dish is perfect for your slippery bar soaps. Designed by Sindhu Nata, the dish is hand crafted by Balinese artisans, who use coconut shell to create the turtle-shaped dish.

This soap dish features Monstera deliciosa or Swiss cheese plant-inspired drainage holes that keep bar soap dry and easy to use. Balinese artisan Sindhu Nata chooses to create this soap dish from coconut shell, which is plentiful as a byproduct of coconut harvests and durable thanks to the favorable water resistance properties that exceed those of other biodegradable materials.

A fusion between a sunflower and a compass, Balinese artisan Sindhu Nata creates this soap dish from a durable and resistant coconut shell. In addition to being plentiful as a byproduct of coconut harvests, the favorable water absorption and resistance properties of natural coconut shells exceed those of other organic materials, such as wood.

Going where wood cannot, this bar soap dish leverages the low water absorption properties of natural coconut shells to stand up to years of water exposure without rot. Incorporating drain holes in the design, Balinese artisan Sindhu Nata carves this soap holder with a graceful butterfly ready for flight.

Indonesian artisan Dewi Hady employs the natural beauty of the coconut shell to create this unique hand mirror. Supported by an MDF base, the mirror features strips of coconut shell that create the design.

Product Features

• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
• 5.5" Diam.
• Coconut shell, resin, glass
• Brown

Shaped like a leaf with elegant, stylized openwork, this wall sconce is created by Mimik Sriningsih in Java. She crafts the leaf from copper, featuring polished veins and and oxidized accents for an antiqued finish. At the back, this sconce features space for inserting a bulb.
This sconce is intended for an E26 light bulb and fixtures (not included).

Keep your slippery bar soaps in this charming dish, which features a concave design and small holes for water drainage. Designed by Sindhu Nata, the dish is hand crafted by Balinese artisans, who use coconut shell to create the heart-shaped dish.