Canang Sari
Canang Sari offerings differ in form and function depending on locality but in general are said to embody the essence or sari of human prosperity, a kind of repayment to the forces of the invisible world for their gifts to human society.
Typically, canang sari offerings contain flowers, leaves, liquid fragrance, and a symbolic betel quid.
Bookmark this at
- The Hallmark of Balinese Hinduism
- Lamak
- Jerimpen
- Pis Bolong or Kepeng
- Kwangen
- Canang Offerings
- Ingka: Simple and Practical Balinese Plate
- On 'Banten' – the Forgotten Meaning
- Through the Eyes of Researcher: Balinese Hinduism as Belief
- Saiban: The Most Important Offering
- Art and Religion
- Flower and Balinese
- Jejaitan: Backbone of Balinese Offering
- Odalan: Temple Anniversary
- The Purification of Body, Mind and Soul
- Ngelawang Barong (Door to Door Exorcism)
- Cili
- Pagerwesi Photo News
- Adat
- Base or Sirih - Betel Chew
- Tsunami: Seven Eggs to Appease Nature's Wrath
- Balinese Sweet Treats
- Sawah
- Porosan, The Betelnut Quid
- Gebogan
- Ngejot
- Otonan
- Keris
- Gamelan
- Subak
- Rites of Passage
Loading ...