Continuing with the previous post on Bali.
Apart from its natural beauty & resources, Bali is also home to some stunning handicrafts. Beautiful stonework, woodwork, silver-work, paintings was found across the island. And to ensure that tourists carry back the memories and word-of-mouth publicity photography was allowed everywhere. Even inside the workshops of the artisans. Something which Indian Tourism Industry needs to seriously look into. Prohibiting photography doesn't help tourist growth. Anyways I digressed. Here is a pictorial collection of some of the beautiful Balinese work.
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| Stone Statues were a common sight on the roadside |
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| The mask of the Gods |
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| The intricately carved dressing table |
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| Made from a single piece of wood |
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| Work in progress |
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| Balinese beauty captured in stone |
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| Ram & Sita carved in wood |
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| Divine Love |
So this was it - a pictorial trip to Bali
5 comments:
Right Said. We fail to project our cultural ethos more effectively to the world out there. And interestingly, there is a certain similarity in the this form of the Hindu culture and metaphors with the ones to be seen in the North East India which are however so poorly promoted in the tourism market.
Thats true. We don't try to promote our culture in a way the others have. A little easing of rules & some promotions is all that is required to boost the toruism industry
Brilliant set of photos here you have taken. These images speak for themselves.
I could not resist commenting. Well written!
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