Fish Stand, Turquoise Albasia Wood

Part furniture, part small sculpture, this turquoise wooden plant stand brings a bright, playful pause to a quiet corner. The fish form gives it character without needing much around it, ready for a trailing plant, a favourite object, or a bedside moment of colour. Made from Albasia wood, it has the easy warmth of real timber beneath its painted finish.

What it brings to a room

The turquoise finish adds a clear coastal note, fresh against pale walls, woven baskets, terracotta pots, or darker wood.

The fish shape turns a practical stand into a decorative piece, so it still feels intentional when left bare.

Albasia wood keeps the presence light rather than heavy, useful for styling a room without crowding it.

Use it as a plant perch, a small display stand, or a quiet accent beside a sofa or bed.

The hand-finished surface means small variations are part of its charm, not flaws to hide.

Albasia wood with a painted turquoise finish

The stand is made from Albasia wood with metal elements. Its painted turquoise surface lets the fish shape stand forward, while the wood grain and hand-worked finish keep it from feeling too polished or uniform.

Hand-finished in Bali

Each piece is hand cut, hand sanded and hand painted by artisans in Bali, Indonesia. That process gives the stand its gentle irregularity: the small signs of touch that make a decorative wooden stand feel more alive than a factory-perfect shape.

How to place and care for it

Style it where the colour can breathe: beside a reading chair, near a window, in a hallway, or as a low platform for a houseplant. If using it with a pot, place a saucer underneath to protect the painted wood from water marks.

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Keep it away from prolonged damp, as natural wood and painted finishes are happiest in dry indoor spaces.

Size and details

Material: Albasia wood and metal

Finish: turquoise painted finish

Origin: Indonesia

Weight: 960 g

A thoughtful gift for a home with character …

region of manufacture: Indonesia