How to Recognize the Real Arts of Bali Gallery in Seminyak

The Arts of Bali gallery is an art gallery at Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 42, Kuta, Badung, Bali 80361, owned and curated by Putu Sucipta. It sells original Balinese paintings, wood carvings, and metal art, and every original painting is sold with a certificate of authenticity. Its logo, an orange and gold frangipani above the gallery name, is registered as a trademark for paintings and art pictures (class 16) with Indonesia’s Directorate General of Intellectual Property (DJKI) under number IDM001509480.

Key Takeaways

  • Official channels: artsofbali.com, WhatsApp +62 852-3745-4011, and info@artsofbali.com. The gallery is at Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 42.
  • The Arts of Bali logo is a registered trademark, number IDM001509480, protected until 13 January 2036.
  • The registration is held by gallery owner Putu Sucipta and covers paintings and art pictures (class 16).
  • A trademark shows who owns a name and logo. It does not prove that a painting is original.
  • Every original painting comes with a certificate of authenticity, and wood products come with a fumigation statement.
  • If you find a lookalike listing, send the link or a screenshot to the official channels before paying anyone.

Definition: A registered trademark is a right granted by the state to a name or logo for specific goods or services, recorded under a registration number that anyone can look up in the official registry.

Bali has a great many galleries, shops, and online sellers with “Bali” and “art” somewhere in their names. For a buyer overseas who is choosing a painting from photos and a chat message, the name alone does not say who is on the other end. So we keep the details a buyer can actually check in one place, and this page is that place.

Below you will find where the Arts of Bali Seminyak gallery is, how to reach it, what the Arts of Bali trademark registration says in plain language, and what to ask for when you buy. For the story of how the gallery began, read our origin story.

Arts of Bali gallery official logo, an orange and gold frangipani above the name, registered trademark

The official Arts of Bali logo: a cluster of frangipani blooms in orange and gold above the gallery name.

Arts of Bali Gallery: The Official Details in One Place

These are the details published on our own website. If you contact a seller who uses our name and any of the details differ, check with us before you pay for anything.

DetailOfficial information
Gallery nameИскусство Бали
AddressJl. Raya Seminyak No. 42, Kuta, Badung, Bali 80361
Owner and curatorПуту Суципта
Websiteartsofbali.com
WhatsApp+62 852-3745-4011
Электронная почтаinfo@artsofbali.com
Trademark registrationIDM001509480, DJKI, class 16

Opening hours, directions, and what to expect on a visit are on our Seminyak gallery page.

Is Arts of Bali Legit? What the DJKI Trademark Certificate Shows

The Arts of Bali logo is registered with the Directorate General of Intellectual Property (DJKI), part of Indonesia’s Ministry of Law. The certificate was issued under Law No. 20 of 2016 on Trademarks and Geographical Indications. This is what it records:

  • Registration number: IDM001509480
  • Registered holder: I Putu Sucipta, the gallery’s owner
  • Filing (receipt) date: 13 January 2026
  • Registration date: 15 September 2026
  • Protection period: 10 years, from 13 January 2026 to 13 January 2036, and it can be extended (Article 35)
  • Class: 16, covering paintings and art pictures, framed or unframed, and murals in the form of paintings
  • The mark itself: the logo as a whole, the frangipani together with the words “Arts of Bali,” in yellow, orange, gold, and white
DJKI trademark certificate excerpt for the Arts of Bali logo, registration number IDM001509480, class 16

Excerpt of the DJKI trademark certificate for the Arts of Bali logo. The holder’s address is left out.

Under Indonesian law, trademark rights arise when a mark is registered (Article 3 of Law No. 20 of 2016), and protection runs for 10 years from the filing date. That is why a registration number matters more than a logo on a shop front or a social media profile: it is a public record that any buyer can check.

Two things are worth saying plainly. The Arts of Bali trademark is a legal right over the name and logo as registered, and it is held by Putu Sucipta as the gallery’s owner. It is not a quality mark for individual artworks. It says nothing about whether a specific painting is original or who painted it. That is the job of the certificate of authenticity, covered in the next section.

You can look up the registry entry yourself. DJKI publishes trademark data in its public database, PDKI, at pdki-indonesia.dgip.go.id. Search by the registration number above or by the name Arts of Bali.

How to Check a Painting or Carving Comes from the Arts of Bali Gallery

A registered name tells you who you are dealing with. These checks tell you what you are buying.

  • Ask for the certificate of authenticity. Every original painting sold by Arts of Bali comes with one. It names the artist, title, medium, size, and year, and carries a handwritten signature that should match the one on the canvas. Our guide to telling an original Bali painting from a print shows what to look for.
  • Match the contact details. Compare the WhatsApp number, email, and website with the table above before you send a deposit.
  • Expect a fumigation statement for wood. Wood carvings and other wood products come with a fumigation statement. Quarantine and customs offices in some countries ask about wooden items, and our guide to shipping art from Bali explains how the paperwork works for international orders.
  • Look for the logo, then verify. The logo is the orange and gold frangipani above the name. It appears on official material, but a logo alone does not prove a seller is us, so always cross-check the contact details.
  • Ask for photos. For remote purchases we send photos of the packing process on request, the same way it happens for buyers who visit in person.

The Frangipani in the Arts of Bali Logo

The logo shows three frangipani blooms in orange, yellow, and gold above the words “Arts of Bali.” The frangipani is called jepun in Balinese and kamboja in Indonesian, and it is part of the daily offerings in Balinese Hindu life, which is why it appears so often in Balinese art. Our guide to flower painting in Bali explains what the flower means, and our guide to Balinese art symbols covers the other motifs collectors ask about.

Questions About Buying from Arts of Bali?

Send us a message on WhatsApp with the painting or carving you are considering. We will answer from the official number listed above, and we are glad to send the certificate details before you decide.

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Часто задаваемые вопросы

Is Arts of Bali gallery legit?

Yes. Arts of Bali is a physical gallery at Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 42, Kuta, Badung, run by owner Putu Sucipta. Its logo is a registered trademark, number IDM001509480, and every original painting is sold with a certificate of authenticity. Confirm the contact details in the official table on this page before you pay for anything.

Where is the Arts of Bali gallery located?

The gallery is at Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 42, Kuta, Badung, Bali 80361, in Seminyak. Opening hours and directions are on the Seminyak gallery page of our website.

Is the Arts of Bali logo trademarked?

Yes. The logo, a frangipani above the words Arts of Bali, is registered with DJKI under number IDM001509480 in class 16, which covers paintings and art pictures. Protection runs from 13 January 2026 to 13 January 2036 and can be extended.

Who owns the Arts of Bali trademark?

The registered holder is I Putu Sucipta, who is also the owner and curator of the gallery.

How can I check the trademark registration?

Search DJKI’s public database, PDKI, at pdki-indonesia.dgip.go.id, using the registration number IDM001509480 or the name Arts of Bali. The entry lists the holder, the class, and the protection dates.

Does every painting come with a certificate of authenticity?

Every original painting sold by Arts of Bali comes with a certificate of authenticity naming the artist, title, medium, size, and year, with a handwritten signature. Ask to see it before you pay, and compare the signature with the one on the canvas.

Do wood carvings come with any documents?

Wood products come with a fumigation statement. Some countries, including Australia, New Zealand, and the United States, check wooden items at the border, so keep the statement with your shipping paperwork. Our shipping guide explains the other customs documents.

What should I do if another seller uses the Arts of Bali name or logo?

Send the link or a screenshot to us through the WhatsApp number or email listed on this page, and do not pay until we reply. We can tell you whether the seller is connected to the gallery.

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