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Rare Angon means a shepherd’s child, after the harvest season the farmers, especially the shepherd boy, have free time that they use for fun. While keeping their cattle one of the games they often do is play kites. For the Balinese the kite has a seriousness value that stands out and not as an empty object without value, the Balinese believe that the kite has a body, bones and spirit. One ivent that is held routinely every year and is very enthusiastic followed by the people of Bali is the Kite Festival. The Balinese kite festival was first held in 1979 at the Subak Tanjung Bungkak Denpasar. After almost a quarter of a century the Kite festival still received an extraordinary reception from the public.

Balinese kites are highly admired outside of the country. Apart from its unique shape, the Balinese kite is also known for its accompanying ritual process. Until now, the Balinese know about two types of kites, the Traditional Kite and the new Kite Kite. In addition to traditional kites and the creation of the community, they are also familiar with complaint kites. Traditional kites are kites that have been transmitted in Balinese society. For a kite to be associated with in a festival, the manufacturing process usually involves almost all the people in a Banjar.

Types of Balinese Kites

The traditional form of kite has been known since ancient times starting from the simplest form until finally developing as it is now. The kite skeleton is made of smoothed bamboo and the fabric used as a cover is very colorful, in general the colors that are often found are Black, Red and White. Be-bean kites, Pecukan and jangan are three well-known types of Kite Tradisiolan Bali.

Layang-layang Be-bean berasal dari kata Be yang berarti Ikan, layang-layang Be-bean mengambil bentuk seekor Ikan besar yang bersudut 10. hidup Ikan selalu tergantung pada air,sinar,tanah,Udara dan angkasa yang kesemuanya itu merupakan unsur Maha Butha.

be-bean kite

Pecukan Kite, the name Pecukan was taken because this kite has 4 angles and its shape is bent which in Balinese is Pecuk. This hug can be compared to Ulu Chandra, Windu, the Wijaksana symbol of Hyang Widhi Wasa.

pecukan kite

Janggan kite is an association of Pecukan which has a long tail like a dragon. The long tail is associated with the Ananta Bhoga symbol of the God of prosperity. Each of the three kites is always given a guangan that will make a sound when in the wind.

janggan kite

MELAYANGAN|| Balinese Traditions that Still Exist Among Young and Old Alike

Talking about Balinese kites means we are talking about Balinese traditions and cultural products which are very complex, starting from the power of imagination to give birth to ideas to the emergence of a form referred to as kites.

MELAYANGAN|| Balinese Traditions that Still Exist Among Young and Old Alike

Talking about Balinese kites means we are talking about Balinese traditions and cultural products which are very complex, starting from the power of imagination to give birth to ideas to the emergence of a form referred to as kites.

MELAYANGAN|| Balinese Traditions that Still Exist Among Young and Old Alike

Talking about Balinese kites means we are talking about Balinese traditions and cultural products which are very complex, starting from the power of imagination to give birth to ideas to the emergence of a form referred to as kites.

MELAYANGAN|| Balinese Traditions that Still Exist Among Young and Old Alike

Talking about Balinese kites means we are talking about Balinese traditions and cultural products which are very complex, starting from the power of imagination to give birth to ideas to the emergence of a form referred to as kites.

MELAYANGAN|| Balinese Traditions that Still Exist Among Young and Old Alike

Talking about Balinese kites means we are talking about Balinese traditions and cultural products which are very complex, starting from the power of imagination to give birth to ideas to the emergence of a form referred to as kites.

Rare Angon means a shepherd’s child, after the harvest season the farmers, especially the shepherd boy, have free time that they use for fun. While keeping their cattle one of the games they often do is play kites. For the Balinese the kite has a seriousness value that stands out and not as an empty object without value, the Balinese believe that the kite has a body, bones and spirit. One ivent that is held routinely every year and is very enthusiastic followed by the people of Bali is the Kite Festival. The Balinese kite festival was first held in 1979 at the Subak Tanjung Bungkak Denpasar. After almost a quarter of a century the Kite festival still received an extraordinary reception from the public.

Balinese kites are highly admired outside of the country. Apart from its unique shape, the Balinese kite is also known for its accompanying ritual process. Until now, the Balinese know about two types of kites, the Traditional Kite and the new Kite Kite. In addition to traditional kites and the creation of the community, they are also familiar with complaint kites. Traditional kites are kites that have been transmitted in Balinese society. For a kite to be associated with in a festival, the manufacturing process usually involves almost all the people in a Banjar.

Types of Balinese Kites

The traditional form of kite has been known since ancient times starting from the simplest form until finally developing as it is now. The kite skeleton is made of smoothed bamboo and the fabric used as a cover is very colorful, in general the colors that are often found are Black, Red and White. Be-bean kites, Pecukan and jangan are three well-known types of Kite Tradisiolan Bali.

Layang-layang Be-bean berasal dari kata Be yang berarti Ikan, layang-layang Be-bean mengambil bentuk seekor Ikan besar yang bersudut 10. hidup Ikan selalu tergantung pada air,sinar,tanah,Udara dan angkasa yang kesemuanya itu merupakan unsur Maha Butha.

be-bean kite

Pecukan Kite, the name Pecukan was taken because this kite has 4 angles and its shape is bent which in Balinese is Pecuk. This hug can be compared to Ulu Chandra, Windu, the Wijaksana symbol of Hyang Widhi Wasa.

pecukan kite

Janggan kite is an association of Pecukan which has a long tail like a dragon. The long tail is associated with the Ananta Bhoga symbol of the God of prosperity. Each of the three kites is always given a guangan that will make a sound when in the wind.

janggan kite

MELAYANGAN|| Balinese Traditions that Still Exist Among Young and Old Alike

Talking about Balinese kites means we are talking about Balinese traditions and cultural products which are very complex, starting from the power of imagination to give birth to ideas to the emergence of a form referred to as kites.

MELAYANGAN|| Balinese Traditions that Still Exist Among Young and Old Alike

Talking about Balinese kites means we are talking about Balinese traditions and cultural products which are very complex, starting from the power of imagination to give birth to ideas to the emergence of a form referred to as kites.

MELAYANGAN|| Balinese Traditions that Still Exist Among Young and Old Alike

Talking about Balinese kites means we are talking about Balinese traditions and cultural products which are very complex, starting from the power of imagination to give birth to ideas to the emergence of a form referred to as kites.

MELAYANGAN|| Balinese Traditions that Still Exist Among Young and Old Alike

Talking about Balinese kites means we are talking about Balinese traditions and cultural products which are very complex, starting from the power of imagination to give birth to ideas to the emergence of a form referred to as kites.