Rice Goddesses From Bali

These statues are representations of Dewi Sri, the Balinese rice goddess. Dewi Sri is a highly revered figure in Balinese and Javanese culture, symbolizing fertility, prosperity, and the sustenance provided by rice, a staple food in the region.

The intricate carvings and detailed paintings on the statues reflect the traditional Balinese craftsmanship. These figures are often used in ceremonies and rituals associated with rice farming and harvest, and they are also placed in homes and rice fields to invoke the goddess’s blessings for a bountiful harvest.

The presence of these statues highlights the importance of rice in Balinese culture and the people’s deep connection with their traditional agricultural practices and spiritual beliefs.

Additional Details

Dimensions: Height 107 cm, Width 25 cm, Depth 30 cm (each)

Material: Wood

Year: Vintage

Origin: Bali, Indonesia