The contestants demonstrated their competences to create unique Balinese table settings. The winners were selected based on the selection criteria such as creativity, innovation, as well as aesthetics. Maya Ubud was selected as one of the winners.
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Showing posts with label festival. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Balinese Table Set Up Competition
Maya Ubud has participated in Balinese Table Set Up competition held on August 16, 2009 as part of Sanur Village Festival. The fourth Sanur Village Festival was set on August 12-16, 2009 at Sanur’s Mertasari Beach. This festival offered numerous activities, including Balinese art and cultural performance, music performance, fashion show, food bazaar, cartoon exhibition, kite competition, and many more.
The contestants demonstrated their competences to create unique Balinese table settings. The winners were selected based on the selection criteria such as creativity, innovation, as well as aesthetics. Maya Ubud was selected as one of the winners.
The contestants demonstrated their competences to create unique Balinese table settings. The winners were selected based on the selection criteria such as creativity, innovation, as well as aesthetics. Maya Ubud was selected as one of the winners.
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Culture and Art Festival in Kuta Bali
As Balinese use their own calendar system, their new year was celebrated on March 26 this year. The Balinese open their new year in silence which is called Nyepi day (the day of silence). On Nyepi day, there are no normal daily activities conducted. Every street is so quite. People stay at their homes with minimum light and noise.
A day before Nyepi day, Balinese perform the ogoh-ogoh parade all over Bali. Ogoh-ogoh is a representative of evil spirit made of the materials such as bamboo and paper that have to get rid from human lives. For the reason of the incoming general election and the safety, the Ogoh-ogoh parade was not allowed this year. However, several villages were participated in the Culture and Art Festival held in Kuta area. The festival featured the competition of ogoh-ogoh as well as traditional music and dances.
Thursday, October 16, 2008
2008 Ubud Writers & Readers Festival
I and Ayu were on the gala opening of 2008 Ubud Writers and Readers Festival that took place at Saren Place, Ubud, Bali on October 15, 2008. This year is the 5th Festival that has been performed. The Festival comprises 4 days and the theme of this year is Tri Hita Karana which is the Balinese concept of balancing Man, Nature, and God.
This festival has been attended by about 100 writers with other participants such as journalist, academics, readers and sponsors. Maya Ubud is one of the main sponsors of this event.
The opening was started by the first speech from Tjokorda Gde Putra Sukawati from Ubud Royal Family, following by the words from Festival Director of Janet de Neefe, the Bali governor of Made Mangku Pastika, and the Ubud Royal Family’s member of Tjokorda Raka Kerthayasa. In the end, the traditional Balinese dance closed the opening gala.
This festival has been attended by about 100 writers with other participants such as journalist, academics, readers and sponsors. Maya Ubud is one of the main sponsors of this event.
The opening was started by the first speech from Tjokorda Gde Putra Sukawati from Ubud Royal Family, following by the words from Festival Director of Janet de Neefe, the Bali governor of Made Mangku Pastika, and the Ubud Royal Family’s member of Tjokorda Raka Kerthayasa. In the end, the traditional Balinese dance closed the opening gala.
Tjokorda Gde Putra Sukawati
Janet de Neefe
Made Mangku Pastika
Tjokorda Raka Kerthayasa
Photographs by Ayu Martiasih
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