Balinese Woman

A Balinese woman, working on 'Lontar' (palm leaf) to make an ornament.
The ornament is then used as a decoration at the temple.
In the old time in Bali - as well as in Java - palm leaf was used to write a manuscript.

Canson Water Color Pad with Sakura Water color.

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Sketch of a stone statue at the old Dutch Grave Yard in Jakarta.
Canson Square Sketch Book with Faber Castell Ecco Pigment 0.5

Street Food Stall

Street Food Stalls ... you can find them at all over the street in Indonesia. Some are stationary and some are mobile. The Mobile street food stall usually has a pair of wheels, so it is easy to move it over, or on the bike/motor bike. Some are just carried by the person who sells the food. They sell various food from fresh fruits such as 'rujak', noodle, nasi goreng, ice cream, siomay, burger, bakso or beefball. Some foods are sold pre cooked and others are cooked on order.

Gedung Batu Temple

At Gedung Batu Temple 15 August 2009.
Gedung Batu Temple also known as Sam Pho Kong Temple is one of the most important and bigest tample among many Chinese Temples in Semarang. This Temple is dedicated to the Admiral Cheng He who once arrined in this place on his trip to Java, Sri Langka, The Middle East and Africa.
http://www.tripadvisor.com/LocationPhotos-g297712-Semarang_Java.html

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Bakul Kerak Telor

Bakul Kerak Telor iki aku gambar ing Kota Lama Jakarta, persis e ono ing komplek museum Fatahilah.

This sketch I made at Old Jakarta (Batavia). In an open public space in the front of old colonial building, now used as a museum, I found a man selling 'Kerak telor' a food made of an egg. Wearing a traditional cap 'kopiah' and enjoying his 'kretek', a cigarette with tobacco and clove, this man was waiting for some one who wanted his service.

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