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In Indonesia, the Joglo is a traditional Javanese house identified by its distinctive roof design. It is a gathering place, offering protection, yet open to the outdoors. It is a symbol of Indonesian hospitality that is a gift both intimate and all embracing. For this reason, the joglo has been referred to as the architectural equivalent of the banyan tree and the sacred mountain. It represents the common spirit that unites the over six thousand inhabited islands of the archipelago.
In our travels, we never cease to be amazed by Indonesia’s diversity. The antiques we collect are hybrids of Indonesia's animistic past, the Hindu and Buddhist aesthetic of the old world kingdoms, and all that lingers from the age of Imperialism and Indonesia’s Dutch, English, Portuguese, Japanese, and Chinese conquerors. The tribal art we collect is spiritually charged with magic and rituals of ancestor worship. Whether a Batak medicine horn or a Grobok bench – each piece speaks of Indonesia's story of survival. We bring back to Port Townsend what is ancient, old, and new in its raw form, and so, at an affordable price.
NOW PLAYING...GAMELAN
We are frequently asked about the traditional music we play in our showroom and gallery. Here is a sampling of both artist or group and title:
Bali Ethnic Lounge ~ I Relax, Buddha Beach Lounge ~ Call of the Ocean, Condhong Raos Gamelan Orchestra ~ Original Gamelan Music, Endang Sukandar ~ Degung Purbasaka, Gamelan Bali & Sunda ~ Tranquility In Bali, Javanese Musicians ~ Wedding & Welcome Ceremony, Ketut Suwentra & Django Mango ~ Bali Meets Africa and Java, Ocean of Tranquility ~ Serenity Spa, Ricky Sadha ~ Bali Spa Part 1 and Part 2, Suara Parahiangan ~ Degung: Sabilulungan, Suara Parahiangan ~ Sangkala Baramaen, Various Artists ~ The Exotic Sounds of Bali & Sunda, Sha'aban Yahya ~ Return To Yogya, Gusti Sudarsana ~ Degung Bali 5, Ketut Redana ~ Bali Yoga 2
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