Six centuries of silver craft heritage, 4,000+ residents, over 1,000 active silversmiths — the village where every Bali Silver Export piece is made.
Celuk Village is a small artisan community in Sukawati, Gianyar Regency, Bali — about 25 minutes from Ngurah Rai International Airport — where almost every household has been involved in silver craftsmanship for generations.
Celuk’s silversmithing tradition extends back over six centuries to the era of the ancient Balinese kingdoms, when royal patronage supported the development of sophisticated metalworking techniques for ceremonial objects, temple decorations, and royal jewelry.
Over time, these temple and royal techniques migrated into everyday jewelry production — and the entire village organized itself around silver craft. By the early 20th century, Celuk had become the recognized silver hub of Bali.
What makes Celuk unique is not just that it makes silver — many villages do that — but that the entire community is organized around silver craftsmanship as a coordinated industry. Different households and workshops specialize in different stages: wax carving, casting, hand-finishing, filigree, granulation, stone-setting, and final polishing.
A single complex piece may pass through five or six different artisans, each contributing their particular expertise — and this specialization is what allows Celuk to produce intricate work at scale.
Celuk welcomes tourists and is easily accessible from major tourist areas in southern Bali (Kuta, Seminyak, Ubud), located approximately 25 minutes from Ngurah Rai International Airport.
Many workshops along the main street demonstrate techniques openly and offer retail browsing. For serious wholesale buyers and OEM partners, we host structured factory tours of our facility — see Factory Tour for details.
Wholesale buyers and OEM partners visiting Bali are welcome at our Celuk Village factory by advance booking. Schedule via WhatsApp.
