Get to know Balinese sketch art better!

A sketch is a freehand drawing created quickly and is usually not intended as a finished work. A sketch can have several purposes: it can record something the artist saw, develop an idea for later use, or it can be used as a quick way to graphically demonstrate an image, idea or principle.

Balinese sketches are not just simple drawings, but are a window to see the rich culture and tropical nature of the island of Bali.  Balinese sketches often feature distinctive motifs, such as Balinese dances, temple architecture or attractive views of rice fields. Each stroke has a deep meaning and often contains stories from Balinese Hindu mythology.)

Coconut carving is an art that combines hand craftsmanship and creativity to create stunning works of art from coconuts. Using various carving tools, artists transform hard coconuts into beautiful and intricate works of art. Traditional motifs or modern designs can be carved with fine detail, creating works of art that reflect a unique cultural heritage.

Ketupat weaving is a traditional Indonesian  art that needs the skill of weaving with coconut leaves to form of certain patterns. The process needs precision and skill in creating a tight weave Especially in Bali, many types of ketupat are commonly used in making offerings, and this ketupat plays a very important role in the  offerings or ceremony. Come and enjoy the rich tradition and art of weaving ketupat.)

Megambel Lesson (megambel practice). Megambel training is the process of learning or practicing using the traditional Balinese musical instrument known as “Gambelan”. This practice involves the  beginner to understand the technique of playing musical rhythms and developing skills in playing the instrument. This reflects dedication to Bali’s cultural heritage which is rich in traditional musical heritage.)

Mebanten Saiban or Ngejot is one of the Balinese daily Hindu offerings which are considered  the most simple daily offerings   that usually done by the Balinese people once they  finished  cooking in the morning  . Mesaiban or  Mejotan  also called Yadnya  Sesa, which aims to be a form of gratitude and thanksgiving for what God has given to us. It is said to be the most simple, because it only uses the ingredients that are being eaten that day, such as rice, salt and side dishes and there is no requirement to use certain side dishes.)