Showing posts with label BALI SHOPPING. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BALI SHOPPING. Show all posts

Sunday, August 24, 2008

Legian Street, Kuta, Bali

Jl. Legian is the main street in Kuta as far as tourists are concerned. Packed with bars, nightclubs and restaurant on the lower Kuta end, it turns more into a shopping location in the Legian area. Small clothes shop, bag shops, handicrafts galore, plus salons, jewelry stores as well as the local mini markets. This afternoon I checked out a few places on Jl. Legian and got the impression business was slow. The trend in this area is definitely for boutique type clothes shops, AC with a glass window and fixed prices. They often sit next to a local shop selling stuff like pillow cases, an avalanche of color spilling out onto the sidewalk.
l. Legian is a handy place to rent a scooter / motorbike, buy petrol, get your tires pumped, buy a SIM card / pulsa for your phone. There is a bank BCA ATM machine next to Glory Restaurant. You can also find a postal agent on the other side of the street as well as a DHL office further down. The nice thing about the shops on Jl. Legian in the Legian area, is they are not as busy as Kuta. This enables you to shop with more elbow room and have the time to bargain in peace. Your best option for food on Jl. Legian in Legian is Glory Restaurant. This family friendly place does good food and even has a Balinese buffet on Sundays. Most of the other restaurants are down Jl. Padma, Rum Jungle Rd and so on.

If you hit this street at the right time, you can often see ceremonies taking place at the Pura Agung on Jl. Legian, Balinese people lining the sidewalk in ceremonial attire. This is a photo op for anyone staying in Legian. I liked this photo of female office workers all departing at once.


Denpasar Art Shop and Local Souvenirs


Fine paintings, had carved wooden statues and screens, silver work, handwoven and painted cottons and silks, batiks, embroidered and other garments for casual wear, leash. and cotton bags, bone carvings, shell ornaments, masks, pottery, ceramics, basketry, sandstone statues, bamboo furniture are available.




Denpasar Art Shop and Local Souvenirs

Wayans Art Shop
Raya Celuk Street
Phone: (0361) 298012

Versace Art
Legian Street 133 C
Phone: (0361) 761065

Maroon Gift Shop
Dewi Sartika Street 69
Phone: (0361) 751565

Legong Art Shop
WR Supratman Street 14
Phone: (0361) 461547

Krisanti Gallery
D Tamblingan Street 186
Phone: (0361) 288262

Keraton Bagus Handicraft & Furniture
Danau Poso Street 89
Phone: (0361) 282669

Handayani House Of Art
Gianyar Street
Phone: (0361) 226662

Bali Shop
Sahadewa Street 8-G
Phone: (0361) 759919

Bali Island Art
Legian Street 27
Phone: (0361) 761392

Bali Bunga Art Shop
Tunjung Mekar Street 50-X
Phone: (0361) 755448

Putri Bali Art Shop
Kertanegara Peguyangan Street
Phone: (0361) 421056

Pusat Antik
By Pass Ngurah Rai Street 5
Phone: (0361) 701471

Puri Agung Meregepati Palace
Raya Batubulan Street
Phone: (0361) 298051

Pasar Seni Merthanadi
Melasti Pasar Seni Street
Phone: (0361) 761161

Mutiara Art Bali
P Ambon Street 18
Phone: (0361) 249411

Mentari Karya Dewata Shop
Raya Legian Kuta Street
Phone: (0361) 767266

MC 2 Art Shop
Arjuna Street 70
Phone: (0361) 732501

Craft Plus Art Shop
Raya Ketewel Street
Phone: (0361) 288343

Balibo Art
Legian Street 295
Phone: (0361) 758424

Bali & Co Art Shop
Melasti Street 18
Phone: (0361) 756249

Srimpi Collection
Raya Kuta Street
Phone: (0361) 750719

Sonia Art Shop
Legian Street 204
Phone: (0361) 751519

Simon Gift Shop
Pantai Kuta Street 42 A
Phone: (0361) 765076

Seni Bali Art Shop
Pratama Tanjung Benoa Nusa Dua Street 89
Phone: (0361) 773520

Sasak Art
Raya Celuk Street
Phone: (0361) 295124

Samarkanda Gallery
Legian Street 363
Phone: (0361) 767362

Putu Art Shop
Cemara Street 24
Phone: (0361) 285030

Emi Arts & Souvenirs
Sultan Hasanuddin Street 53
Phone: (0361) 483215

Duyung Art shop
Denpasar Street
Phone: (0361) 281211

Dharma Semadi Art Shop
Banjar Celuk Street
Phone: (0361) 298031

Trigunt Art Shop
Legian Kuta Street
Phone: (0361) 767347

Tiquz Lamp Shade & Leather Handicraft
Raya Kuta Street 115
Phone: (0361) 762658'

Teko Art Shop
Taman Mertanadi Street 17 E
Phone: (0361) 739354

Swin Art Shop
Danau Tamblingan Street 72
Phone: (0361) 289272

Sukaya Art Shop
Banjar Celuk Street
Phone: (0361) 298090

Sukaya Art Shop
Banjar Celuk Street
Phone: (0361) 298090

Sriwijaya Art Shop
Tangkuban Perahu Street
Phone: (0361) 734971

Grace Art Shop
Legian Tengah Street 435
Phone: (0361) 750826

Ganni Art Shop
Lebak Bene Street 6-X
Phone: (0361) 750731

Ganesa Art
Sriwijaya Street
Phone: (0361) 764855






Saturday, August 9, 2008

Shopping in Kuta


Virtually everybody comes to Bali to shop, and even if shopping wasn't the ultimate aim, you'll still end up with fascinating and irresistible buys. Bali is a treasure trove of fine art and handicrafts, antique and semi-antique furniture, paintings, delicately carved jewellery, wood and stone carvings, masks, woven and dyed fabrics.
Bargaining in markets, shops and art shops, is normal practice and getting a good price depends largely on one's bargaining prowess. As bargaining forms a large part of the fun of shopping in Bali, remember to carry cash, as not all places accept credit cards - and be good humoured. Shops are usually open from 10am to 11pm.
International labels, local designer clothes plus skillful tailors and dressmakers offer reliable 24-hours services. Shops selling similar items are normally grouped together to make comparing prices easy, and if the shop you're in doesn't have a particular colour or size, why, just pop over next door!
Kuta's main road is lined with shops selling everything from swimwear, sarongs, handicrafts and CDs to jewelry, clothing, furniture and leather goods. There are even more street hawkers peddling watches and bracelets. Remember to firmly say no, if you're not interested.
The north of Legian Street, from Seminyak to Kerobokan, is now an enclave of boutiques specializing in local designer clothes, antiques, furniture and lifestyle goods. Stop for a bite to eat at interesting delis and warungs. Hawkers are scarce at this end of this street, so you'll have no need to worry about being harassed.
If you just don't enjoy haggling for the right price, Kuta has a number of department stores and shopping centres with fixed prices. Try Kuta Square and Kuta Centre located very close to each other in Jalan Kartika Plaza. Kuta Square is also popular with local shops and a branch of the Matahari Department Stores & Supermarket. Galena Nusa Dua with over 80 specialty shops is also a hit with the avid shopper, as it has everything a tourist and shopper could be interested in.

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