Sukawati Art Market is one of the traditional market that has been famous for its unique Balinese souvenirs. Located in the Gianyar district about 45 minutes from Kuta area. A variety of crafts from processed wood, bronze, silver, roots and other materials. Bali-patterned clothing and a variety of typical Balinese fabrics are also available here. A flavorful Bali handicrafts are sold here. Starting Bali patterned shirt, bed sheets, photo frames, wallets and goods other daily necessities sold here. Interestingly, for a bargain hobby, your expertise can be applied. This market is so cheap, even the Balinese shop here.
Kumbasari Market, is a market selling the costume and clothing items with the
prices are relatively cheaper than clothing items sold at the shops in
Gajah Mada Street which are most owned by citizen of Chinese clan.
Kumbasari Market is previously called by Peken Payuk (pot market). It
sells the items from gerabah /jar like pot, pengedangan, cubek (plate from land), paso (pail from land), caratan (water jug from land), jeding (barrel from land), penyantokan (mixer from land), coblong (cup from land), kekeb (rice
cover) and others. All of these items are the kitchenware and also the
items for ceremony. Kumbasari is more of an art market. It
has an extension of the daily market at ground level and
then tier upon tier of art shops that display a full
range of crafts from antique woodcarvings to woven
materials and paintings. This huge shopping complex is
open till 8.00 pm each night.
Kuta Art Market, is located between Kuta Square /
Jl.Kartika Plaza and the beach. Its quite a large area and has rows of
stalls, selling the same stuff you’ll find all over Kuta. The idea ‘if
it works for your neighbor, copy it’, has been fully blown out in this
neighborhood and most people are twiddling their thumbs, due to the
downturn in tourism. Wandering the art market today I did see some
wooden clocks, that were in the shape of a giant wrist watch, quite
clever. There were hanging Jesus’s, picture carvings with elephants, 4ft
long carved lizards painted in Aboriginal motifs, Hawaiian shirts,
baseball hats, surf shorts, Bintang t-shirts and mess-topped bamboo food
dishes
Ubud Market is located accross Puri Saren Agung in the
central part of Ubud. This central market offers real low-end tourist clothes in booths
upstairs as well as mostly tawdry handicrafts, fans, batik bags, fabrics, baskets,
jewelry. All in affordable prices. This market opens from 6 a.m to 10 p.m. In this place
you can buy sandals, cheap belts, jackets and shirts. The big market is holded every three
day. When this big market come, the market will be so crowded with public, spilling over
into the street as women come in from nearby and mountain villages to sell and buy
livestock, hardware, fruit, vegetable, and many other goods. Ubud's Art Market is famous for its cheap but excellent silver
ornaments. Situated at the meeting point of Monkey Forest Road and Jalan
Raya, the market is easily accessible
