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This web site contains Bali handicrafts information about Bali, Java, Lombok of Indonesia. Links to all handmade handicrafts can be found on the home page. We have many Bali handicrafts available. Not only those shown on our web site. Please email to info@balifurnish.com if you don't see Bali handicrafts you want.

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Handpainted Napkin Rings Made in Bali Indonesia
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New! More Napkin Rings Made in Bali Indonesia

NAP 5 and NAP 6
Carved Wood Turtle Zebra Napkin Ring

NAP 7 and NAP 8
Carved Wood Rooster Fish Napkin Ring

NAP 9 and NAP 10
Carved Wood Strawberry Pineapple Napkin Ring

More Wooden Napkin Rings Available, Simply Request by Email!

There're so many napkin rings produce in Bali. We can't show all napkin rings on our balinese handicrafts catalog. For more wooden napkin rings please email to info@balifurnish.com. We will send you photos of other handmade wood napkin rings. These bali wooden hand carved painted napkin rings height is about 5 to 9cm (2 to 4inch). Please contact us for pricing.

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Handpainted Wooden Calendars

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Visiting Bali? short article below is for you.
The population of Bali is now over 3 million people. They are mostly Hindu ethnic Balinese, although the island's Muslim population is growing as Javanese and Madurese from East Java and ethnic Sasaks from neighboring Lombok come to work in the nation's best economy - an economy driven by tourism. Balinese culture has developed a fear, though, of being overwhelmed by tourism. The ethnic Balinese have preserved to a large extent a culture and religion which sets them apart from their neighbors. But they now fear that tourism will eroding their Hindu values and their traditions. That fear now has a symbol: the 40-story high statue of the Garuda by sculptor I Nyoman Nuarta at the international airport. The Garuda is a Hindu god; Indonesia's national airline is named for the bird. The statue's backers see it as a powerful metaphor for the economic life and growth of the island; its detractors see it as sacrilege and a cheapening of the culture's image and values. Tourism in Bali began in the early 1920's when the island's Dutch colonial rulers began to market the island as a cruise destination. Within a few years a hundred visitors a year were coming to the island. By the start of WWII it was up to 250 visitors a year. Cruise ships stopped on the north side of Bali and visitors traveled by car to the Bali Hotel in Denpasar. Now Bali welcomes thousands of foreign visitors every day. Bali's attraction was tarnished briefly by the political tension in Indonesia over the past few years. But tourists (half of whom are Australian or Japanese) have decided that this corner of Indonesia, at least, is safe.

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