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.
Baris dance is Bali’s warrior dance tradition, performed either as a sacred group ritual called Baris Gede, honoring temple deities at ceremonies like Odalan, or as a solo showcase called Baris Tunggal, in which a single dancer, usually a boy, portrays a warrior’s alertness through sharp, darting eye movements called sledet. Both forms trace back […]
Makepung buffalo racing is Bali’s traditional sport from Jembrana Regency, West Bali, where pairs of water buffalo pull a small wooden cart called a cikar down a dirt track while a rider, the sais, balances on the yoke behind them. It grew out of the ordinary work of plowing rice fields, and today it runs […]
Tumpek Wayang is Bali’s holy day honoring wayang puppets, dalang, and Kamasan painters, held every 210 days to bless the tools of Balinese art.
Dewi Sri is Bali’s Hindu goddess of rice, fertility, and prosperity, honored through the Subak system and represented by the woven Cili effigy. Though rarely painted as a standalone figure, her presence runs through the rice field and rice harvest paintings that are among Bali’s most recognizable images.
Kain prada is Bali’s traditional gold leaf textile, cloth hand-decorated with sheets or powder of real gold, historically bonded using a natural adhesive called ancur. Once reserved for royalty, temple ceremony, and sacred display, the craft was so labor-intensive that a single piece could reportedly take years to complete. The same gold-leaf finishing technique carries […]
An Arjuna Wiwaha painting depicts scenes from an eleventh century Old Javanese epic poem, composed by the court poet Mpu Kanwa during the reign of King Airlangga, that tells how the hero Arjuna wins the favor of the gods through meditation on Mount Indrakila and receives the divine Pasupati weapon from Shiva. In Kamasan painting, […]
Menghadirkan keanggunan spiritual dari kerajinan Bali kepada para kolektor di seluruh dunia. Setiap karya adalah warisan seni yang dilestarikan dari generasi ke generasi.
Baris Dance: Bali’s Solo Warrior Performance">
Makepung: The Traditional Buffalo Race of Jembrana, Bali">
Tumpek Wayang: The Balinese Holy Day Behind Wayang and Kamasan Art">
Dewi Sri: Bali’s Rice Goddess Behind Every Rice Field Painting">
Kain Prada: Bali’s Gold Leaf Tradition Behind Kamasan Painting">
Arjuna Wiwaha Painting: The Kamasan Epic Explained">
