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He started his career in 1955, when his product won the first prize in a regional ogoh-ogoh competition Chandra?s skill…
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He started his career in 1955, when his product won the first prize in a regional ogoh-ogoh competition Chandra?s skill in creating unusual ogoh-ogohs has attracted many orders coming not only from Hindus in Bali, but also from hotels in Nusa Dua, Kuta Jimbaran, and Sanur.
The ogoh-ogoh figure is a big statue made of bamboo frame enclosed by paper mache or cloth. The figure?s face is made of cork or a wood carved depending on the form desired. It is decorated by paint or feathers made of fibers of plant that has already been processed.