Temukan jiwa warisan budaya Bali di Arts of Bali, yang menghadirkan keahlian terbaik kepada dunia.
Mimpi menerangi dunia. Ketika setiap seniman terhubung dengan jiwa batin mereka, mereka menyalakan api di dalam perut mereka. Mimpi kami adalah Anda akan membangkitkan gairah apresiasi yang sama dalam setiap lukisan, seni kayu atau logam yang Anda bawa pulang. Ini adalah hadiah dari kita semua.
Di Bali kami mengatakan "Selalu bahagia"
Didirikan atas dasar rasa hormat yang mendalam terhadap warisan budaya Bali, Arts of Bali merupakan tempat perlindungan bagi seni Bali yang otentik. Kami berkolaborasi langsung dengan para ahli lokal untuk menghadirkan lukisan, kerajinan kayu, dan kerajinan logam yang membawa semangat pulau ini ke dalam rumah Anda.
Berkolaborasi dengan para ahli kami untuk membuat lukisan khusus yang disesuaikan secara eksklusif dengan visi dan ruang Anda.
Pengemasan profesional dan pengiriman global yang diasuransikan. Pengiriman yang aman dari Bali sampai ke depan pintu Anda.
Dibuat oleh para pengrajin Bali yang paling dihormati, setiap karya dalam koleksi Arts of Bali memprioritaskan detail yang rumit dan hasil akhir yang unggul, dari lukisan hingga patung.
Melestarikan teknik kuno yang diwariskan secara turun-temurun. Setiap karya mewujudkan semangat Bali yang mendalam.
Balinese art is the broad term for painting, carving, and craft produced on the island of Bali, and it is best understood through three separate lenses: which classical school a piece follows (Kamasan, Ubud, or Batuan are the three with the deepest documented histories), what genre or subject it shows (village life, dance and ceremony, […]
Buddha painting Bali refers to original Buddha portraits made by artists working in Bali, most often using a raised sand-texture technique on canvas. Arts of Bali currently holds eight such pieces: five priced and in stock, ranging from Rp750,000 to Rp3,500,000, and three brand-new arrivals still being priced. Bali is a Hindu-majority island, not a […]
Tiger painting Bali refers to original tiger portraits created by artists working in Bali, most often in sand-texture or realist oil and acrylic techniques. Arts of Bali currently holds four such pieces: The Majestic Tiger Portrait Painting (sand texture, Rp2,800,000), Tiger Face Painting (large-scale sand texture, Rp3,700,000), Tiger Face on Blue Eye Painting (realism, Rp1,100,000), […]
Wood Carved Dog Sculpture Bali: New Arrivals at Arts of Bali, Rooted in a Sacred Carving Tradition">
Wood carved dog sculpture Bali pieces are hand-carved dog figures shaped from solid wood by artisans trained in Bali’s much older tradition of temple and mythological carving. In July 2026, Arts of Bali welcomed its first wood carved dog sculpture Bali arrivals, a French Bulldog in two finishes, a Dachshund, and a seated English Bulldog, […]
A Balinese market painting depicts the pasar, Bali’s traditional market, as its own subject: the stalls, the traders, the pedicabs, and the crowd, rather than a temple ceremony or a single portrait. At Arts of Bali, the subject currently exists in four original paintings, each using a different technique, palette-knife impasto, storytelling realism, and monochrome […]
A Kamasan Ganesha painting depicts the elephant-headed Hindu deity Ganesha using the classical wayang-style technique of Kamasan village, Klungkung — flat profile figures, natural pigments, and gold leaf, following the same visual rules used for Bali’s epic paintings. At Arts of Bali, the subject also exists in a second, contemporary form: a sand-texture relief painting […]
Menghadirkan keanggunan spiritual dari kerajinan Bali kepada para kolektor di seluruh dunia. Setiap karya adalah warisan seni yang dilestarikan dari generasi ke generasi.
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