Claris Bali is wholesaler of bali handicraft, garment and accessories from Bali.
We provide type of handmade products, good quality of garment and beautiful accessories. We are not the best, but we try to give you best products, best service in best prices, this is our duty and business goal.
All handicraft and the other products are made by professional craftsmen, using only the highest quality materials. The craftsmen have an understanding and much knowledge about all the materials used, ensuring exceptional standards of work and vigorous quality controls, those producing the highest export quality of them.
Saraswati in Bali Today
Today is Saraswati in Bali. This is the special day of thanks for the gift of knowledge. The festive day is a time for making offerings to books and especially the sacred lontar palm leaf books.
All books are subjects on this day. One is not supposed to read books, however schools have special ceremonies. [...]
Kopi Luwak at Excelso’s
If there is one thing I enjoy in life it is coffee. I drink copious amounts of it and one of my favourites is Sumatran Mandehling. When I am at home in Yogyakarta, Candika and I frequent a delightful coffee shop in the Malioboro Mall called Excelso’s (pictured left). Excelso’s has a chain of coffee [...]
Coco Bistro: Tuban
Those of you who have frequented the Centro Discovery Mall in Tuban over the years will well remember the restoran Bali Colada that was located at the rear of the Mall opposite Black Canyon Café. The bad news is that Bali Colada is no longer there and in its place a new restoran; Coco Bistro.
Coco [...]
Pagerwesi in Bali
Today in Bali is Pagerwesi, the day when Balinese fortify the space around themselves to ward off evil spirits. Literally interpreted means ‘iron fence’. It is a day when man should fortify the space around himself to fend off evil sprits – the continuous battle between good and evil. Pagerwesi is a day of offerings [...]
Photo of the Day: Wayang Golek
The diversity of the cultures across the archipelago has never ceased to amaze me. In Bali one can easily find cultural objects and the most popular amongst tourists seems to wayang kulit (leather puppets) and topeng (masks).
I have a diverse collection of cultural objects from around Indonesia including around 70 topeng and over 40 kris. [...]