Following The Threads with Ida Ayu Ngurah Puriani
Ida Ayu's curiosity for dyes led her away from the loom, enticing her to explore jungles, riversides and coastlines in search of nature’s own colours.
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Ida Ayu's curiosity for dyes led her away from the loom, enticing her to explore jungles, riversides and coastlines in search of nature’s own colours.
The puppet master, known as a dalang, have a revered role in Balinese society. Made Sukadana shares how he has kept this art from fading.
Fena Evans is Executive Director of ROLE Foundation, under which the Bali WISE (Women of Indonesia Skills Education) program runs.
Solemen Indonesia has undergone a name change – Yayasan SoleFamily Bali, as the team now provide care for over 800 families.
I Made Bandem is a dancer, author, scholar and celebrated ambassador of Bali's performing arts who just published 'Masks of Bali'...
Driven by their love of animals, Mission Paws’ible has been, well, on a mission to change the fate of Bali’s many uncared-for cats and dogs.
After losing his tourism job during the pandemic, Mika returned to his village in Bali and discovered coffee farming as a rewarding career.
Anggara Mahendra's photo essay showcases the longterm effects of the 2002 Bali Bomb that changed people's lives forever.
Explore how Bali balances modernisation and tradition, as locals preserve culture, heritage, and values while embracing progress and change.
Discover why Bali is seen as an LGBTQ+ friendly paradise in Indonesia, welcoming queer travellers despite the country’s conservative climate.
Discover Bali’s traditional gender roles, where women embody Luh Luwih, balancing household, cultural, religious, and community duties with devotion.
Dr. Nyoman Suparta of Badung Regional Hospital shares his life on the Covid-19 front line, facing risks while keeping Bali’s patients safe.
Balinese entrepreneur I Gede Artha Sudiarsana grows mushrooms to inspire youth and revitalize Indonesia’s agricultural communities.
Balinese rice terraces honor Dewi Sri, the Goddess of Fertility, while Tegallalang’s paddy fields blend tradition with scenic tourism charm.
An exclusive interview with now CNN Young Wonders Award winner Melati Wijsen of Bye-Bye Plastic Bags shares news on The Komitmen and Bali's future
You may not know it, because you may not see it, but Balinese women are truly the backbone of Balinese society. From work to family, they are nonstop heroes
Popo Danes, arguably one of Bali's most well-known architects, gives us his two cents on Balinese architecture and design.