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Baris dance
Thursday, 12 Jun, 2008 – 21:17 | No Comment
Baris dance

baris or warrior dance can be performed either as a solo or in a group of five or more, and either by young woman or, more commonly, a young man strutting on stage with knees …

The Saraswati day
Sunday, 8 Jun, 2008 – 17:01 | No Comment
The Saraswati day

Saraswati was the name of the goddess, The Saraswati day takes place on the last day of the wake year. Books are particularly venerated and the faithful are not supposed to read, while students attend …

Keris
Thursday, 5 Jun, 2008 – 22:42 | No Comment
Keris

keris is a distinctive, asymmetrical dagger indigenous a weapon have aura mistic , keris are often considered to have an essence or presence, with some blades possessing good luck and others possessing bad. Keris blades …

The Art of the Offering
Saturday, 31 May, 2008 – 18:53 | No Comment
The Art of the Offering

Balinese religious concepts are expressed symbolically and at the same time concretely in the static realm, meaning the directional orientation of villages, compounds, temples and altars. But these ideas also manifest themselves, perhaps even more strongly, in people’s ritual behaviour towards ancestors, gods, spirits, demons and their fellow men.

Bali Prehistoric Culture and Arts
Tuesday, 6 May, 2008 – 17:02 | No Comment
Bali Prehistoric Culture and Arts

Apart from the evidence of prehistoric times discussed thus far, there is proof of a developed megalifhic culture: stone,seats, menhirs, stepped pyramids, etc., some of which are still
This fact is reason for further examination of …

Family and Clan Temples
Monday, 28 Apr, 2008 – 18:44 | No Comment
Family and Clan Temples

We are now familiar with the three most important kinds of temples for territorial groups of worshippers. They are by far outnumbered by temples for genealogical groups, rang-ing from the individual household temples of single …

Topeng
Sunday, 27 Apr, 2008 – 17:51 | No Comment
Topeng

Topeng is the historical ‘mask play and deals with the old kings, princes and ministers of Majapahit and gelgel. It is above all a ritual dance drama ;
ancestral worship that takes place in its purest …

WRITING ON LONTAR
Tuesday, 22 Apr, 2008 – 20:39 | Comments Off
WRITING ON LONTAR

The tradition of writing on lontar leaf is at least a thousand years old in Bali. Lontar resembles copper plates because the leaf produces a writing material of long, thin strips that contain typically four lines of writing. Sometimes the text consists of two lines of writing and drawings illustrating the contents.The production of writing material from the palmyra palm was, until the twentieth century, a cottage industry. Mature leaves were harvested during the dry season, which occurs in Bali between May and October. A long process of washing, drying, pressing, smoothing, trimming, and polishing produces a medium for incising with an iron stylus.

Kakawin
Tuesday, 22 Apr, 2008 – 19:30 | No Comment
Kakawin

Kakawin are long narrative poems composed in Old Javanese. Writers used a literary language, rather than the way it was spoken daily.The poems are in verse form with rhythms and meters derived from Sanskrit literature. …

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