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Dreams light up the world. As each artist connects with their inner soul they light a fire in their belly. Our dream is that you will awaken a similar passion of appreciation within every painting, wood or metal art that you take home. It is a gift from all of us.
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Founded on a deep respect for Balinese heritage, Arts of Bali is a sanctuary for authentic Balinese art. We collaborate directly with local masters to bring you paintings, woodcrafts, and metalworks that carry the spirit of the island into your home
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Created by Bali’s most revered artisans, every piece in the Arts of Bali collection prioritizes intricate detail and superior finish, from paintings to sculptures.
Preserving ancient techniques passed down for generations. Each piece embodies the deep spirit of Bali.
Bhoma Bali temple gates almost always carry the same fierce carved face above the lintel: bulging eyes, bared fangs, and a mouth caught mid-roar. That face has a name. Bhoma is the guardian figure Balinese carvers place above temple thresholds to stand between the sacred and the ordinary world, a role tied to a specific […]
Kelingking Beach is the cliff-top viewpoint on Nusa Penida, an island off Bali’s southeast coast, known for a limestone headland whose silhouette is widely compared to a dinosaur’s head and neck, earning it the nickname T-Rex Cliff. The name Kelingking itself comes from the Indonesian word for “little finger,” a reference to the promontory’s curled […]
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.
