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Framed: 24.8 " W x 20.7 " H x 1.2 " D Painting: 19.7 " W x 15.8 " H Weight: 1.50 kg -Acrylic on canvas -Signed by the artist -Arrives framed Ships from NOVICA Office in Indonesia NOVICA, in association with National Geographic, searches the world to work directly with the finest artisan designers. Holding her floral offerings on her head, a mother guides her child to the temple's entrance. Tall trees of verdant leaves stand as perennial sentinels; the sky breaks into morning. Made Karang paints about spiritual traditions through his unique style; he uses a colorful palette of acrylic paints to recreate the intensity and energy of the location. Arrives framed in champor wood. Handmade by Made Karang "My name is Made Karang and I was born on September 18, 1978. I'm the second of three children. My father is Made Suteja, an elementary school teacher, and my mother is Wayan Tantri; very loyal to family. They are the best to me. I have learned so many things from them, including Balinese dances, how to play traditional Balinese music, and other aspects of Balinese art and culture. Even when I started to love painting more than other endeavors, they gave me great support and suggested that I study at the School of Art in Denpasar before continuing on to IKIP (Institute for Teacher Training). Apart from what I was taught in school I also learned painting from a senior painter, Gung Man. "Landscapes, temples, rice fields and flowers are the common themes of my paintings. There is a reason why I choose these themes. When Big And Tall buildings began to flourish all over the small island of Bali, landscapes, rice fields, and temples started to disappear. Painting is a way to express my thoughts about taking care of Bali. When people refer to Bali as the island of a thousand temples, it is assumed that Bali really has a thousand temples, and that it isn't merely a name. "I have been in exhibitions at SMSR in Denpasar, Bali in 1997; at IKIP in Singaraja,