Here is handmade wood wall nameplate rose made by Kadek Mertha a Bali name plate sculpture artist member of Ubud Artist Community (U.A.C), code: NP.U.A.C.7

Code:

NP.U.A.C.7 (Model Wall Name Plate)

Size:

30cm x 20cm

Material:

Mahogany Wood

Price:

IDR.180000 or USD$.20.00 (included delivery cost to your address in Indonesia)

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Louise Garrett Koke, Born: USA 1897
Arrived in Bali in 1936 as a young lady with her future husband Robert Koke. Currently she is well known more because of her and her husbands activity to build the first hotel in Kuta Beach, and latter published a book on the account titled 'Our Hotel In Bali'.

They had visited China and Japan and planned to continue their journey to India and Europe after a 'two restful months' in Bali. What happened was that they were in Bali for five years, and they only left the island because of the Japanese sweeping through southeast Asia in the World War II. Louise died in 1993 in the US, her ashes thrown to Kuta waters by her husband Robert as her previous wish.

Her drawings can be seen at Neka Museum Ubud.