This gallery is a hidden gem, showcasing works of art, showcasing beautiful Balinese craftsmanship. What sets this experience apart is the opportunity to witness artisans at work, immersing yourself in the intricate process behind each piece. My 8-year-old daughter and I were fascinated by the variety of wood and tools used, as well as the deep cultural significance of wood carving in Bali. It was both an educational and beautiful experience.
The craftsmanship on display here is on another level. If you’re unable to appreciate the distinction between these creations and the mass-produced items often found in art markets, this gallery may not be for you. But for those who value authentic artistry, it’s an...
Read moreThis place wasn’t really for me. While it’s interesting at first to get a quick glimpse of how the wood carvings are made, it feels more like a sales pitch than a true workshop experience. The staff showed us around briefly, but the focus was clearly on selling — and the prices were quite high, even for Bali.
The craftsmanship is good, but the overall vibe felt a bit too commercial. Once it was clear we weren’t going to buy anything, the staff became noticeably less friendly, which left a disappointing impression.
If you’re genuinely looking to buy high-end carvings, you might still want to check it out. But if you're hoping for a warm cultural experience or a real demonstration, this might not be...
Read moreDon't go there, they are scammers. If you don't want to be fooled, don't go to this place. They are specialists in ripping off tourists. They have 4 people outside pretending to be craftsmen, but they spend months pretending to work with the same piece. Then they make you go into the shop telling you that everything is handmade by them: totally false, you will find many of the pieces in any street market for a price up to 5 or 6 times lower... they defend themselves by saying that their wood is better, but they are exactly the same pieces made in series. Avoid this type of place where taxi drivers usually take tourists in exchange for...
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