Bali Wood carving by Balinese carver, like stone carving, has traditionally featured largely in temple and palace architecture with little free standing 'sculpture' work produced commercially. Immaculately carved demons and mythical beings decorate pillars, door panels, and window shutters with the aim of protecting the buildings from evil intruders. Scenes ... more

      Bali Stone carvings are mainly used to decorate temples and palaces in Bali. There is little difference between the iconography decorating temples (pura) and that of private buildings. Gateways represent the dividing line between the inner and outer worlds and, as such, are the recipients of some of the most ... more

      Balinese Pendet Dance is the presentation of an offering in the form of a ritual dance. Unlike the exhibition dances that demand arduous training, Pendet may be danced by anyone. It is taught simply by imitation.Younger girls follow the movements of the elder women, who recognize their responsibility in setting ... more

      Balinese Kecak Dance is a spectacular traditional dance with the group of people playing this dance with fire game. It is very exciting and unique dance due to the sound of gamelan is not using the normal gamelan but use their mouth. The dancers make the compact choir with the ... more

      Wayang Kulit is a puppet show, usually performed in rituals ceremonies in Balli. The puppets is made out of a dried, engrave and graphicaly coloured Cow skin. It shape relates to its character. There are monster puppet that characterized a bad person and a good person will be presented with ... more

      Outside of India, Bali is the largest Hindu outpost in the world. Put in another way, it's the furthest reaches of the Hindu empire. On Bali, Hinduism has developed along lines all its own. In fact, the way in which the Balinese practice their frontier Hinduism is still their greatest ... more