Sukawati Art Market
Market · Gianyar ·

Sukawati Art Market

Market · Gianyar ·

Colorful market selling apparel, jewelry, art, and souvenirs

souvenir shopping
bargaining
balinese art
handicrafts
cheap prices
paintings
wood carvings
clothes
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Sukawati Art Market by null
Sukawati Art Market by null
Sukawati Art Market by null
Sukawati Art Market by null
Sukawati Art Market by null
Sukawati Art Market by null
Sukawati Art Market by null
Sukawati Art Market by null
Sukawati Art Market by null
Sukawati Art Market by null
Sukawati Art Market by null
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Jl. Raya Sukawati, Sukawati, Kec. Sukawati, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80582, Indonesia Get directions

Restroom
Contactless accepted
Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Jl. Raya Sukawati, Sukawati, Kec. Sukawati, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80582, Indonesia Get directions

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Features

•Restroom
•Contactless accepted
•Wheelchair accessible entrance

Last updated

Jan 30, 2026

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"A cheaper and quieter alternative to nearby Ubud Market and other popular locales in southern Bali, Sukawati Art Market offers an impressive array of handcrafted artworks for sale, from framed paintings of local farm life to large wooden sculptures of Hindu deities. Without the intimidating crowds, it’s an ideal place to flex your bargaining skills. There’s a sufficient variety and volume of goods to peruse: carved figurines, necklaces, artisanal bowls, canvas art, game boards, clothing, woven textiles, and so much more. For a more budget souvenir, we suggest vibrant patterned dresses and accessories for fashionistas; home goods like wooden chimes and natural wood kitchenware for the domestic-minded, and tote bags for all tastes. You’ll also rub shoulders with local Balinese who shop here regularly." - Julia Eskins

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"A bustling market focused on artisan-made goods where shoppers can find textiles, paintings, wood carvings and a variety of locally crafted souvenirs, making it a go-to spot for traditional Bali handicrafts." - Lisa Ritchie Lisa Ritchie A dual American and British citizen, Lisa Ritchie is a writer and editor based in New York City. She has written for publications on both sides of the Atlantic, from websites and glossy magazines to national newspapers and travel guides. learn more

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"Sukawati Art Market is a cheaper and quieter alternative to nearby Ubud Market and other popular locales in southern Bali. There is an impressive array of handcrafted artworks for sale, from framed paintings of local farm life to large wooden sculptures of Hindu deities. Without the intimidating crowds, it’s an ideal place to flex your bargaining skills on vibrant patterned dresses and accessories, home goods, and tote bags for all tastes." - Travis Levius

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Nina S.

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The Sukawati Art Market is often promoted as a traditional art market, but the reality is very different: lots of tourist trinkets, mass-produced items, and very little authenticity. About 99% of the paintings on display are simple prints, industrial reproductions with no real artistic value, often presented as local handmade art. Original pieces? Almost none. Prices are high and completely unjustified considering the quality and lack of originality. This is a place built for mass tourism, not for those genuinely interested in Balinese art. A far better choice is to stop at the artisan workshops and small factories along the road from Nusa Dua to Ubud: there you’ll find authentic artworks, real artists, original craftsmanship, and much fairer prices. In short: ❌ Tourist trap ❌ Not authentic ❌ Prints sold as art ❌ Overpriced If you’re looking for real Balinese art, skip this place. This is just marketing.

Rifa'atul M.

Google
You can accross two market area, in traditional and building area. There so many balinese art, sculpture, paintings you can buy for Oleh-oleh. Its called shopping art destination. Very cheap and recomended.

Kiran S.

Google
A good place to buy souvenirs, clothes, knick knack, paintings.... There are 3 floors. The vendors are selling similar items & are often calling out to customers to sell their wares. It's cool & one may shop here & beat the heat. There are shop outside the complex selling prayer items, food, clothes... It closes early. A good place to visit.

Saul N.

Google
Amazing experience in this hotel! I came with my family and we were lucky to find this hidden treasure. The breakfast was delicious and the people are very friendly, they will make you feel like home ❤️. 24 hours service and the locations is perfect.

The BALI J.

Google
New concept of the art market. This place just completed renovation look good and clean. Various of Balinese arts from Balinese style paintings, wood handicrafts, ornaments, beach and summer cloths and many others Balinese art. Don’t forget bargaining the prices offered, some time you can get 50% more. First floor is the handicrafts complex where the above floors are cloths and any others art. Also, you can hunt good paintings with cheap price👍👍👍

Augustin B.

Google
Very authentic area with no tourists. Good souvenirs for good price! Stroll around the area by scooter if searching for rural local life.

Judith M.

Google
This marketplace is unique yet speaks to the power of small business enterprise. It is not a place for the faint of heart because you must be willing to take your time and look at the merchandise and try to guard against the pressure you feel from each anxious Seller. It is also challenging because if you’re not used to bargaining, you can be quite confused by the entire process, however, I always am amazed at the quantity of merchandise for sale and feel such compassion for each, and every person manning a stall and looking to sell. I highly recommend this for people who want to avoid this slick and glitzy shops of Ubud

n6

Google
1. Awesome service 2. Huge variety of accessories, T-shirt, shirt, pants and beach outfits. 3. Basement parking lot for cars and bike 4. Lift available 5. 3 stories building 6. Affordable range of prices