10 captivating images of #ogohogoh around Bali this Nyepi

Every year on the eve of Nyepi, their new year, the Balinese make these jaw-dropping, heart-stopping Ogoh-ogoh statues. These are mostly monsters and demons that are later paraded around and burned before Nyepi as a symbol of purification. 

This year’s Nyepi, 1937, falls on March 21. Get a look at these stunning images of Ogoh-ogoh shot around the island before they burn. 

1. This fashionable spear-bearing monster

 

 

A photo posted by @ronaldewiku on

2. This very acrobatic fellow
 

3. This pretty nature one
 

 

A photo posted by Mila (@msmi) on

4. This epic frozen motion pair
 

 

A photo posted by Katia (@serbina_kaa) on

5. This expression of flaming rage
 

 

A photo posted by Tata Pradista (@tatasantoso) on

6. This scary purple guy
 

 

A photo posted by agus septian (@agoesseptian) on

7. This “crabby” monster
 

8. This top heavy gal
 

 

A photo posted by yuliati (@yuliati_ang) on

9. This balding dude with knockout teeth
 

 

A photo posted by putu suanda (@suanda_) on

10. This extremely graphic duo
 

11. This fatal moment (we of course had to include one of our own!)
 
 

A photo posted by @coconutsbali on

 



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