Les offrandes balinaises, appelées Canang Sari, sont de petits paniers tressés de feuilles de palmiers, remplis de fleurs, de riz, et d’encens, déposés quotidiennement par les hindous balinais pour exprimer leur gratitude, remercier les dieux et maintenir l’équilibre du monde. Ces offrandes symboliques, où chaque couleur de fleur et élément a une signification, sont disposées devant les maisons, les boutiques et les temples, créant un lien entre le monde spirituel et le monde des hommes.
The Balinese offerings, called Canang Sari, are small baskets braided with palm leaves, filled with flowers, rice, and incense, deposited daily by the Balinese Hindus to express their gratitude, thank the gods and maintain the balance of the world. These symbolic offerings, where each colour of flower and element has a meaning, are arranged in front of houses, shops and temples, creating a link between the spiritual world and the world of men.
Legian Bali, INDONESIE, aout2025.
What a meaningful image for your text, Jean, especially with the smoke rising so poetically from the incense stick!
I don’t like to post images, without attaching the necessary and useful information for understanding.
Thank you for your nice comment.
Quite a trick to get the smoke so sharp and everything else a bit out of focus. I like it.
With good focussing on shooting, then, also Lightroom Classic support, it’s not very difficult.
Merci Harry.