7 Traditional souvenirs to buy in Bali

Bali is a beautiful Island, and to remember your vacations spent in Bali, you must have brought thins to home, which are worth remembering. Not the fake things you bought from roadside art shops like watches, fashion accessories, or the non-useful items pushed on your face while wandering from that place peddlers on the beach. There are some great Bali keepsakes worth bringing home that is real deal like home décor things are right gifts for folks when you back home. As you must have seen in the Beautiful Bali Villas, like the way choose some majestic masterpieces created by Balinese artisan’s souvenirs.

1. Batik/ Fabric

Promoting an Indonesian culture, the batik has become the tradition of Bali for centuries as the kain batik fabric made in a sophisticated way with intricate patterns of lines, dots, and other objects. Bali have different cultural materials or dresses you would love to wear, such as the high-quality fabric of the Balinese songket, which made of cotton and natural dyes often used in religious rituals. Being a tourist, you can buy fabric to make skirts, shirts, and dresses you can get from anywhere on the Island or the districts to shop in Ubud.

2. Rattan/sling bags

The most popular traditional souvenir of Bali is sling bags or Rattan bags, which are round in shape, the most fabulous memory of Bali. When you explore the Island, many markets and shops have rattan bags of different sizes and shapes.

3. Dupa/ Aroma Scents

Dupa is a scent stick when lit on fire and used as an essential part of daily religious rituals for Balinese for sacred offerings. If that does not fascinate you, then you must visit the shop once that sells traditional dupa they made as a souvenir, smells excellent with added scents of different flowers. They are affordable and easy to carry in your handbag and find them in Seminyak.

4. Jenggala Keramik/ Ceramics

The lovely Bali’s ceramics are widely used in Asian luxury resorts and restaurants within Bali as they look beautiful on the table as one-off tabletop décor. Jenggala Keramik of high-quality bowls, vases, plates and other tableware can be found in Jimbaran which are fluid and organic shapes inspired by tropical flowers and plants.

5. Balinese/ Local Spices

Indonesian cuisine's most flavors, aroma, and tasty food have a secret of spices used from precious exotic herbs and spices grown in Island's climate. There is a conflict between the Indonesian archipelago of the Island for centuries. They are fighting over the colonies for the spice trade. Today it’s not difficult to carry the chilies with you to your home as they are sold in nifty packets at supermarkets.

6. Traditional Gamelan ball

Gamelan ball has become the traditional local culture for tourists, which often incorporated into dining, shopping, and cultural experience, and they can bring music home within gamelan ball.

7. Jammu/ medicine

It is an Indonesian medicine made form 100% from natural herbs used for body treatment, diet, or odor prevention expected. Especially for women and famous as Bali Villas.