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Offerings at the Nyepi ceremony of Indonesian Hindus

Horizontal closeup photo of wedding guests gathered around the bride and groom in the family home garden as they take part in a traditional Balinese wedding ceremony, dressed in ornate colorful clothing with elaborate hairstyles, makeup and jewelry.

Close up portrait of Balinese offerings sesajen or Canang sari

Hindu temple offerings in handmade baskets. Devotees will leave these offerings of flowers, food, and other goods several times a day at small temples or shrines as a sign of their faith. Pictured are a group of baskets filled with colorful flowers, candies, fruit, and small bits of food. Photographed in Bali, Indonesia.

Canang sari traditional offering for spirits of Bali island at ceremony Melasti before Balinese New Year and silence day Nyepi. Holidays, festivals, rituals, culture, art objects, of Indonesian people

You'll find lots of Balinese offerings everywhere while you walk down streets in Bali. They are made from coconut leaves and filled with colorful flowers and fruits. You might see notes in some of them. I saw almost everybody made small offerings everyday and left them on the street or in front of houses. These are ritual and very religious things.

Balinnese culture

$March 15th, 2022 - Goa Lawah, Bali, Indonesia.\nBalinese ceremony at Pura Goa Lawah or Goa Lawah temple in East Bali with people wearing traditional dress, kebaya, batik sarongs and carrying offerings on their heads and with men wearing udeng hats.$

Traditional balinese offerings to gods in Bali with flowers and aromatic sticks

Offerings to the gods in the Tirta Empul Temple in Bali Indonesia

Traditional Decorations on Balinese Celebrations like Nyatur ，Galungan（New Year）and Kuningan

In Bali, Indonesia, Hindu ceremonies are marked by the construction of elaborate and colorful offerings made of food, flowers, and palm leaves left at temple alters.

Square high angle closeup photo of a round aluminium tray filled with freshly picked yellow Cempaka or Himalayan magnolia flowers, scented Frangipani flowers and religious offerings made from shredded green scented Pandan leaf, coins, decorative cut palm leaves and flowers, in a traditional hand made palm leaf container, on a stall at the morning market, Jalan Raya, Ubud, Bali.

Traditional offerings to gods in Indonesia with flowers, fruits and aromatic sticks in temple, buddhist Bali

You'll find lots of Balinese offerings everywhere while you walk down streets in Bali. They are made from coconut leaves and filled with colorful flowers and fruits. You might see notes in some of them. I saw almost everybody made small offerings everyday and left them on the street or in front of houses. These are ritual and very religious things.

Canang sari traditional offering for spirits of Bali island at ceremony Melasti before Balinese New Year and silence day Nyepi. Holidays, festivals, rituals, culture, art objects, of Indonesian people

Balinese offerings, flower petals, rice and incense in bamboo leaf baskets, Hinduism.

Stock photo of traditional Hindu temple offerings in Bali, Indonesia. The image features beautifully arranged offerings made from woven leaves, vibrant flowers, and small items, placed on a stone altar. The colorful display contrasts with the temple’s natural, earthy surroundings. No people present.

Traditional Decorations on Balinese Celebrations like Nyatur ，Galungan（New Year）and Kuningan

Colorful offerings at a temple ceremony in Bali.

Vertical closeup photo of a gold painted, elaborately carved wooden container containing religious offerings of frangipani flowers, incense and decoratively cut young palm leaves for a ceremony in a family temple in Ubud, Bali. Soft focus background

A basket full of flower petals at the market in Bali to be used for offerings, horizontal

Religious offerings at Balinese shrine temple column with woven Bamboo basket full of flowers, fruit and incense stick

Melasti is a Bali Hindu purification ceremony which is held once a year. Temple barongs, statues and other symbols of the gods are brought to the sea in a procession to be purified in preparation for Nyepi. A long table displays beautiful, handcrafted offerings under colorful ceremonial umbrellas.

Woman figure sculpture on Nusa Lembongan street in Bali Indonesia

Hinduism Banten is a means used by Hindus to worship God. Banten is Hindu equipment for pray

Accents from Bali Indonesia

A modest arrangement of vibrant flowers and fragrant incense graces the temple altar, symbolizing devotion and embodying the essence of Balinese spiritual practice

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