IDR Rp 50,000
Melasti Ceremony portrays a Balinese Hindu procession by the sea, traditionally associated with purification and spiritual preparation. Silhouetted against a blue and violet sky, the figures, ceremonial umbrellas, and offerings become part of a quiet scene of devotion and renewal.
Reproduced on 300gsm Canson watercolor paper, the fine art print preserves the atmosphere and colour of the original watercolor, bringing a distinctive piece of Balinese culture into the home.
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As the day begins to soften toward evening, a procession moves toward the sea.
Melasti Ceremony (Balinese Hindu Purification Ceremony) captures a moment from one of Bali’s important Hindu ceremonies, when communities gather and make their way toward the water as part of a tradition of purification and spiritual preparation.
In the painting, the figures appear almost entirely in silhouette. Their forms, ceremonial umbrellas, offerings, and movements are set against a sky of deep blue and violet, reflecting the changing light near sunset.
Rather than depicting every detail literally, the watercolor allows the procession to become part of the landscape — a gathering of people, sea, sky, and ceremony brought together in a single quiet moment.
Every Lunari reproduction begins as an original watercolor painting.
Each print is professionally reproduced on Canson 300gsm watercolor paper, chosen for its exceptional ability to retain the rich pigments, delicate brushwork, and natural paper texture of the original artwork. The result is a fine art print that closely reflects the depth, warmth, and character of the hand-painted piece.
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