Contextualization the Meaning of Peciren Bebadungan in Kori Agung of Desa and Puseh Temple Kesiman Village, Denpasar

Anak Agung Ngurah Aritama, Ida Ayu Shanty Pradnya Paramita, I Putu Weka Wendyputra, Tri Anggraini Prajnawrdhi

Udayana University, Indonesia

The application of local architectural principles can show respect for ancestral legacy, and local architecture contains a variety of features (Widi & Prayogi, 2020). There are several native architectural types and styles in Indonesia. Bali is one area with a wide range of regional architectural styles. The varied architectural creations from the classical era, which include temples (places of worship), palaces (royal homes), and other structures, demonstrate Bali's rich architectural diversity. Depending on the area in which the architectural work is located, Bali has a wide variety of architectural design kinds and styles. The diverse types and styles of architectural design in Bali are manifested based on the region where the architectural work exists. These styles are referred to by the representative name of the place, bebadungan for those located around the Badung and Denpasar areas. Kesiman Village is one place that has been impacted by the bebadungan style. Kesiman Village was an independent area ruled by Puri Kesiman, a unified province under the Badung Kingdom, during the classical Balinese era. As a result, many historic structures from the classical era exhibit the influence of the Bebadungan style. Peciren bebadungan is a characteristic that distinguishes the Bebadungan style (Wasista & Noorwatha, 2018). The contextualisation of peciren bebadungan in the Kori Agung edifice at the Pura Desa and Puseh of the Kesiman Traditional Village will be covered in this article.

Article link: https://www.asianinstituteofresearch.org/JSParchives/contextualization-the-meaning-of-peciren-bebadungan-in-kori-agung-of-desa-and-puseh-temple-kesiman-village%2C-denpasar