Ogoh-Ogoh

Dive into the world of Ogoh-Ogoh through images by Tiba.

Ogoh-Ogoh is a captivating and integral part of Balinese Hindu culture, playing a significant role in the island’s vibrant religious traditions and celebrations. In Balinese, the term “Ogoh Ogoh” is derived from “ogah-ogah,” signifying something that is shaken or moved, reflecting the dynamic and animated nature of these figures.

Ogoh-Ogoh refers to large, intricately crafted statues or effigies that represent various mythological characters, demons, or monsters from Balinese Hinduism. Typically made using lightweight materials like bamboo, styrofoam, and paper, they are easier to carry and maneuver during processions and ceremonies.