About Us

Bali Tirtha Wangi is more than a wood carving store — it is a continuation of a family journey shaped by Balinese artistry, craftsmanship, and tradition. Located on Bakungsari Street No. 49, Kuta, Bali, we present handcrafted artworks created with respect for the cultural character and artistic heritage of Bali.

Our story began in 1985, when the business was established under the name Morry Shop on Melasti Street, Legian. From the beginning, our work was closely connected with traditional Balinese wood carving. What started as a small artistic business gradually grew as more people from Indonesia and around the world discovered the beauty of Balinese craftsmanship.

As the business developed, our collection expanded beyond wood carvings to include paintings, decorative artworks, and custom-made pieces. Through the years, we continued to work with skilled Balinese artisans, maintaining a focus on detailed craftsmanship while allowing each artwork to retain its own character.

Our journey also continued into the digital world. Public web records show that balitirthawangi.com was already being used by Tirtha Wangi online as early as 2015. This early online presence became an important part of our journey in introducing Balinese art beyond our physical gallery in Bali.

After the original domain registration eventually lapsed, the domain was registered again in 2019, beginning a new chapter in our online presence. Since then, we have continued developing our website as a place where customers and art lovers can discover, explore, and inquire about authentic Balinese wood carvings and handicrafts.

Today, Bali Tirtha Wangi continues to bring together traditional craftsmanship and the modern world. From our gallery in Kuta to customers and collectors overseas, every piece represents a connection between Balinese artistic heritage and the people who appreciate it.