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In Bali, small offerings known as canang sari are placed in homes, temples, and other locations.
They are commonly made from woven palm-leaf containers and decorated with flowers and other materials.
The offerings are prepared as part of Hindu religious practice.
Their placement can occur as part of daily routines rather than only during major festivals.
The process involves knowledge about materials, arrangement, symbolism, and appropriate use.
This makes the practice both a religious ritual and a form of traditional craft.
Something created from leaves and flowers can therefore become a daily E×ρréššion of devotion and cultural identity.
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