Bali Cultural T-Shirt with Sacred Balinese Motifs

NO BALI CAR

Sacred T-Shirts in Sacred Island.

Born from a deep love for Bali and a reverence for its sacred origins, our mission is to raise awareness about the impact of car overuse on the island. Bali is not just a beautiful destination it's a living, breathing temple, shaped by the harmony of nature and the blessings of its gods. But today, the island is under threat. Traffic congestion, pollution, and rapid development driven by cars are eroding the very soul of Bali. The gods, once joyful in their creation, now look upon the island with sorrow. Our t-shirts give voice to their message. Each design features traditional Balinese gods fierce, wise, and expressive calling for the protection of the land. With bold illustrations and sacred symbols, they encourage a return to balance, and reconnecting with the rhythms of the island.

They Dont Want Cars in Bali

Gods Are Angry

Happy Barong

Happy Barong

Barong Ceremony is often linked to exorcism rituals, cleansing ceremonies, or healing processes for the community
Rp 250.000,00

Barong Mask

Barong Mask

The Barong mask is not a decorative for its aliving symbolof faith and protection. If you buy or display one, it should be treated with cultural respect.
Rp 250.000,00

Garuda mask

Garuda mask

His immense power allows him to fly great distances, making him a figure that represents the power of the gods and the ability to transcend earthly limitations.
Rp 250.000,00

Karang Mata

Karang Mata

Traditional ornamental motif commonly found in Balinese temple architecture and sacred art. In Balinese, "Karang Mata" can be means "the eye of the reef" or "the eye of the coral".
Rp 250.000,00

Krisna Wayang

Krisna Wayang

Krishna teachings are captured in the Bhagavad Gita, a sacred Hindu text, where he speaks to Arjuna, offering spiritual guidance on duty, action, and devotion.
Rp 250.000,00

Rangda Fury

Rangda Fury

Rangda is a central figure in Balinese rituals, where she is invoked to symbolize the need for spiritual balance between good and evil.
Rp 250.000,00

Rangda Power

Rangda Power

Rangda is a central figure in Balinese rituals, where she is invoked to symbolize the need for spiritual balance between good and evil.
Rp 250.000,00

Rangda

Rangda

Rangda means "widow" in old Balinese. Often depicted as a fearsome, child eating demon queen leading an army of evil witches known as the leyaks.
Rp 250.000,00

Shadow Puppet

Shadow Puppet

The shadow puppet is a deeply spiritual and artistic form of storytelling, mythology, and philosophy.

Rp 250.000,00

Bali Shape

Bali Shape

Bali coastline has a distinctive, somewhat curved shape that, when viewed from a map perspective, can give the impression of a fish.
Rp 250.000,00

Rangda Shape

Rangda Shape

Her association with black magic and destructive power is central to her myth, but she also plays a role in purification and spiritual healing.
Rp 250.000,00

Barong Cow

Barong Cow

The Barong mask is not a decorative for; its a living symbol of faith and protection. If you buy or display one, it should be treated with cultural respect.
Rp 250.000,00
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Sarung

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The perfect piece for the beach to show your love for Bali. What makes it truly special is that this traditional design is rarely found in soft, premium rayon. This Balinese sarong is crafted from 100% pure rayon, featuring the classic black and white check pattern seen across temples and statues in Bali. Love Bali, show traditions.
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Wuwungan

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Keychane

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This unique keychain is inspired by the traditional wuwungan the elegant, curved ornament found on the rooftops of Balinese temples and homes. Shaped like a stylized crown, the keychain features sweeping, symmetrical lines that rise and dip in graceful arcs, echoing the sacred architecture of Bali.

Its silhouette mimics the flowing rhythm of the wuwungan, giving it a regal yet organic feel. Crafted with attention to cultural detail, this keychain serves as both a functional item and a subtle homage to Balinese heritage.
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THE CROWN OF BALINESE HOMES

PRECIOUS HERITAGE

The‘Wuwungan’ or 'Mudra', adorning the rooftops of Balinese homes for centuries, stands as asacred emblem of balance, prosperity, and protection. Now reimagined through contemporary craftsmanship, this timeless symbol transforms into a piece ofwearable artistrya crown not for temples alone, but for those who carry Bali’s divine spirit within. Meticulously handcrafted frompremium materials, each creation embodies the harmony betweentradition and modern refinement, offering not just adornment, buta living legacy of grace and protection.