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Wood bookends, 'Speak No Evil Monkey' (pair)
Crouching with watchful bright eyes, a pair of monkeys clasp their hands tightly across their mouths. Nyoman Karsa realistically portrays the intelligent primates, detailing their long-toed feet and prehensile tails. He sculpts them from Balinese suar wood and puts them to work as bookends.
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