Hudled Fish in this fish painting combining the dominant style of green combined with blue, yellow and other collors as a support so that this painting seems more attractive.
Material: Acrylic on Canvas
Wide: 200cm
Height: 100cm
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Cras rhoncus vivamus luctus platea arcu laoreet selm. Curae est condenectus sed hac a parturient vestibulum.
Ganesha or (Ganesh) is the elephant headed God in Hinduism. He is the son of Shiva and Parvati. Ganesha is a very popular God in Hinduism, and was one of the most worshipped. Hindu tradition states that Ganesha is a God of wisdom, success and good luck.
Material : Paras (stone) Jogja
Length: 35cm
Wide: 35cm
Height: 100cm
Artist: Wayan Balik
In this painting the direction of the fishes are deliberately made different. This movement reflects the lack of accuracy of social group. This situation happened in the world lately. The material Acrylic on Canvas.
Material: Acrylic on Canvas
Height : 150cm
Wide: 80 cm
Banyan Tree. The banyan is one of the world's largest trees, growing up to 200 metres wide and 30 metres tall, with aerial roots that eventually become separate trunks. In Bali the banyan is known as the “king of trees”, is seen as a symbol of eternal life, and considered sacred, believed to house spirits.
Material: Wood flare
Artist: Made Darmadi
Happy Buddha (Budai) has traditionally been portrayed as a fat monk and wearing or holding a rosary. He carried his belongings in a bag he always carried, describing them as a form of simplicity. He is also often portrayed as entertaining young children. Happy Buddha (Budai) figures almost always appear in Chinese culture.
Material : Paras (stone) Jogja
Length: 35cm
Wide: 35cm
Height: 100cm
Artist: Wayan Balik
The Janger dance is one of Bali's unique dances created in the 1930s. With gamelan batel or gender wayang instruments playing in the background, Janger is danced by 10 pairs of young men and women. The group of women is called janger, while the men are called kecak.
Material : Paras (stone) Jogja
Length: 30cm
Wide: 30cm
Height: 60cm
Artist: Wayan Balik
This Painting combines Red, Black and Grey domintation and put gold as the center of view. With Texture as Reinforcement and giving meaning and seems lively. This painting uses Acrylic and Texture.
Material: Acrylic and Texture
Length : 100cm
Wide: 100 cm
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
The Janger dance is one of Bali's unique dances created in the 1930s. With gamelan batel or gender wayang instruments playing in the background, Janger is danced by 10 pairs of young men and women. The group of women is called janger, while the men are called kecak.
Material : Paras (stone) Bali
Length: 30cm
Wide: 30cm
Height: 60cm
Artist: Wayan Balik
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