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Figures & data
Figure 1. Kriya bebali offerings in the form of bakti to purify desa (place), kala (time), and patra (circumstances) (Gede, Citation1979, p. 31) and offerings that are sold in the market (Kangin, Citation2012)
Figure 2. Kriya bebali Barong Ket is sacred to the people (Bali Tribune, Citation2018)
Figure 3. Kriya bebali rajah Rangda (Hooykaas, Citation1980, p. 319) and Kriya bebali Dewi Durga (Author’s document, 1990).
Figure 4. Kriya bebali Rajah Semara-Ratih (Balitaksuu_rerajahan, Citation2019) and Kriya bebali Rajah Semara-Ratih in wedding (Author’s document, 1990).
Figure 5. Kriya bebali lelamakan. (Covarrubias, Citation1946, p. 175) and (Author’s document, 1990).
Figure 6. Kriya bebali sarad Mount Mandara Giri (Author’s document, 1990)
Figure 7. Kriya bebali karang Bhoma (Wijaya, Citation2019, p. 139) and the main entrance of the temple or Kori Agung (Sunarya, Citation2011, p. 386).
Figure 8. Kriya bebali Candi Laras Kampid Cangak at Jagatnatha Temple, Jembrana, Bali. (Sunarya, Citation2011, p. 235).
