| Ask for Murni's when you arrive in Bali and your driver will know right where to take you. The only thing he might ask is whether you want a place to stay or eat or shop -- or if you just want to meet Bali's most gracious living legend. There is a Murni and every day she's in Ubud making new guests and old friends feel welcome. |
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| Twenty minutes outside Ubud -- and a world away
from life's cares and concerns -- are Murni's Villas. These three luxury
accommodations are known as Villa Kunang-Kunang,
named after the fireflies that sparkle above the rice terraces at night.   
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| Just above Ubud are Murni's Houses. These four guest
houses are built in a traditional Balinese compound
and you will enjoy peaceful seclusion that's just a three-minute walk
to Ubud's main street. Ten years ago, a New York Times travel writer called them one of the world's ten best small hotels. Since then, they've just gotten better.   
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| In 1974, Murni opened Ubud's first restaurant and
since then thousands of people have enjoyed her food and hospitality. Today, Murni's Warung has four open-air levels that step down the steep hillside overlooking the river and it is still one of Ubud's most popular restaurants.   
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| Murni collects things and when she looks around
her home and finds too many things, she puts them in her shop -- Murni's
Warung Shop. Whether you're looking for antiques, collectibles or a special Balinese gift, you'll always find something you love in Murni's collection.   
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Murni's Exhibitions:
San Francisco Arts of Pacific Asia Show, February 2007
San Francisco Arts of Pacific Asia Show, February 2009
San Francisco Tribal & Textile Arts Show, February 2009
Murni's Talks:
Textile Arts Council 2009, San Francisco
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