Bali Wood Carving Villages: Mas, Pakudui, Singapadu and Sebatu
Bali wood carving villages are the communities in Gianyar Regency where carving is a family trade handed down from parent to child. The four best known are Mas, a carving village about 6 km south of Ubud; Pakudui, the Garuda statue village; Singapadu, known for ceremonial masks; and Sebatu, where carvings decorate even the village […]

























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