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Dewi Sri – Bali Stone Carving
Rp10,125,000
The Balinese worship Dewi (‘goddess’) Sri as the goddess of rice and prosperity. They even devote special places of worship for her and dedicate a special day for her each month called ‘Hari Bhatari Sri’, which falls on the ‘Sukra Umanis’ Fridays of each month of the Balinese calendar.
Material : Paras (stone) Jogja
Length: 40cm
Wide: 40cm
Height: 150cm
Artist: Wayan Balik
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