Bali Traditional Pottery as a Cultural Heritage on the Global Competition Era
Year: 2018
Type: article
Abstract: The existence traditional pottery in Banjar Basangtamiang, Kapal Village, \nMengwi Sub-district, Badung Regency cannot be separated from the influence of \nglobal culture. The pottery craft center still serves the needs of the local community \nin Bali, even though there are various types of pottery from outside of Bali as a \ncompetitor. This article aims to describe the existence of traditional pottery craft in \nBanjar Basangtamiang as a cultural heritage on the global era. This research was \ndone on 2016–2017. The collection of data was done using observation, interview, \nand documentation. The results show traditional pottery craft in Banjar \nBasangtamiang Kapal Village is a hereditary culture lived by artisans to the extent \ncalled as heritage. Thiscraft survives despite the existence of the pottery from \noutside Bali that is being sold in Bali and the global influence in artisans’ life. The \nfactors influencing this existence is that traditional pottery is needed by Hindu \ncommunity in Bali as a mean for religious, custom, and cultural ceremonies. The \nartisan would not leave their occupation as pottery crafter in fear of experiencing \ncalamity. Nowadays, the young generations are less interested in pursuing this \noccupation. \nKeywords: Bali, Craft, Cultural Heritage, Global Era, Traditional Pottery
Source: Cultura
Author: I Wayan MUDRA
Institution: Institut Seni Indonesia Denpasar
Language: English
Subfield: Cultural Studies
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W2808552532