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KAMASAN: The Noble Tradition of Balinese Painting
Discover centuries of Balinese wayang painting at SAKA Museum, where classical sacred art meets modern stories through 34 works by 17 artists.
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Subak: The Ancient Order of Bali
Subaks are self-governing, democratic organizations of Balinese farmers who manage the island's famous rice terraces. Ancient inscriptions issued by Balinese kings mention subak as early as the eleventh century AD. The foundation of the subak system is the belief that the waters in Balinese lakes, rivers and springs are the gift of a benevolent...
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Panca Maha Bhuta: The Five Great Elements
Balinese tradition states all existence consists of five elements. Four of these– Earth, Water, Fire and Air – are like those recognized in European tradition from early Greek times. However, the Balinese add a mysterious fifth element known as Akasa. This is often referred to as Ether but the term akasa is also sometimes translated as ‘nothingn...
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KASANGA
Kasanga, the ninth month in the Balinese calendar, marks a period of renewal and transformation for the Balinese. Falling in March, it is when Bali observes Nyepi, the Day of Silence, which marks the beginning of the Saka New Year. This period invites deep spiritual reflection, purification, and the restoration of balance between humans, nature...
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