Naga - Bali, Indonesia
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Ariberna
S 08° 47.902 E 115° 13.937
50L E 305567 N 9026980
Statues of dragons
Waymark Code: WM1AQEB
Location: Indonesia
Date Posted: 09/24/2024
Views: 1
Statues placed on both sides of these stairs pavilion of the Sol Melia Bali Hotel.
It shows us carved in stone with that characteristic Balinese form, and similar to chinesse dragons. Within the framework of Hindu mythology, nagas are a type of beings, considered inferior demigods, in the shape of a snake and draon.
In Balinese mythology are important because they carry the goddess Dewi Danu (goddess of fresh water: rivers and lakes).
These dragons are half snake half dragon and have golden scales.
Approximate Age of Artefact: Not listed
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