Materials: Pamor Wos Wutah, 925 Sterling Silver

Inspired by the layered stone reliefs of Borobudur, Prambanan, and Penataran, the CANDI bangle embodies the essence of ancient temple ruins—fractured yet still connected. The segmented structure mirrors the way temple walls were once carved with intricate narratives, now scattered yet still telling their story through timeworn reliefs. Each section is designed to feel like weathered temple stones, seemingly displaced but intentionally arranged to form a unified whole. The rough edges and textural contrasts echo the worn surfaces of andesite and red brick, where centuries of wind, rain, and seismic shifts have shaped their appearance. The Pamor Wos Wutah pattern, resembling scattered grains of rice, enhances this concept—symbolizing prosperity born from fragmentation. Just as ancient artisans pieced together temple narratives in stone, this bangle reconstructs history in metal, forging a new connection between the past and the present.