Çudamani

Our Story

Çudamani traces its roots to the 1970s when children in the village of Pengosekan gathered to play music. Over the years, this passion evolved into an organization that became a source of pride for the village, addressing the challenges posed by tourism on the arts. In 1997, a group of talented young individuals from various regions in Bali united to form Sanggar Çudamani, dedicated to maintaining the vitality of Balinese arts through performance and education.

Impact

Çudamani has provided gamelan and dance instruction to hundreds of young people, significantly raising the standards of women's gamelan performance and ensuring the continuation of Balinese cultural traditions.

Why Donate?

Your donations support the teaching program, faculty salaries, and the renovation of facilities, ensuring that the next generation of Balinese artists can thrive and continue the cultural heritage of their community.

Get Involved

Join the movement to preserve Balinese arts! Your contribution, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, can make a significant difference in the lives of young artists and the cultural landscape of Bali. Donate today and help keep the spirit of Balinese arts alive!