On a recent trip to Bali, we had the opportunity to meet Susi Johnston in her Bali home. She and her late husband amassed an enormous collection of native Balinese and Asian artifacts which they sold to dealers all over the world from their shop Macon Tidur. Meeting her at her home gave us the opportunity to experience the beauty of Balinese craftsmanship seated in a contemporary environment.
A sculptural piece of ancient driftwood allows the moment of a Gong to resonate.
One of Susi’s late husband’s paintings.
A display of dye jars for ikat yarn.
The view from the contemporary house overlooking a rice field.
Image courtesy of Susi Johnston’s Flickr.
