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A Gift Voucher to shop is the perfect present for every occasion.

Whether it’s for a birthday, wedding or to reward someone – everyone is pleased to receive a Gift Voucher to shop, especially of course at Christmas.

You can pay by Wise, Revolut, local Indonesian bank transfer or credit card.

We will be happy to write a special message in the Gift Voucher and email it for you.

Email: murni (at) murnis.com

Murni’s Shop Reviews

Murni’s Warung Shop – Trip 101.comMurni’s Warung Shop – Trip 101.com   Instead of settling for generic postcards and fridge magnets, head to Murni’s Warung Shop to purchase items unique to Bali and bring them back as gifts for friends and family. You don’t even have to go out of your way to find it, as you can simply stop … Continue reading Murni’s Warung Shop – Trip 101.com →

Murni’s Warung ShopMurni’s Warung Shop Murni’s Warung Shop  “Traditional arts and crafts from all over the archipelago assiduously collected by Murni who has formidable fine arts credentials and seasoned and sophisticated taste.” Periplus Guide to Bali, the Island of the Gods, 2005     Murni’s Warung Shop  

Murni’s Warung – Epicure – Bali GuideBali Special Famed for its pristine beaches, striking sunsets and rich culture, the sought-after Indonesian destination also boasts a burgeoning number of highly lauded hotels, restaurants and bars. Meredith Woo goes on a gastronomic eight-day journey to the Island of the Gods. An Ubud Invitation An hour from the closest beach town, inland Ubud offers … Continue reading Murni’s Warung – Epicure – Bali Guide →

Murni’s Warung ShopBali, The Ultimate Guide to the World’s Most Spectacular Tropical Island, Linda Hoffman, Tuttle Publishing, 2012 “Murni’s Warung Shop at Murni’s Warung, Jalan Raya, Ubud, beside the Campuan bridge, tel 972146. Traditional arts and crafts from all over the archipelago, as well as overseas, assiduously collected by Murni who has formidable fine arts credentials and … Continue reading Murni’s Warung Shop →

Most Fashionable Antique Shops“Upscale Murni’s in Campuhan is one of the most fashionable antique shops in the Ubud area.” Bill Dalton Bali Handbook

The New York Times, 9 April 1995Murni’s Houses. Carey Lovelace, The New York Times 9 April 1995 “I was lucky enough to spend 14 of my 18 days in Ubud at Murni’s Houses …   Aside from running one of the area’s best-known restaurants, the enterprising Murni (in Bali, last names are considered sacred and never used) is also the proprietor … Continue reading The New York Times, 9 April 1995 →

Favourite Places in the WorldJane Rutter’s Favourite Places in the World Murni’s Warung Shop The Australian, 8 December 2007 “I feel as if I grew up in Bali, as I went there so often as a teenager and young woman. Murni’s is a veritable Aladdin’s cave of luscious Asian objets d’art, furniture and textiles. It’s a wonderful place to … Continue reading Favourite Places in the World →

Weaving a Spell  Weaving a Spell Carol Walker Travel Today Egypt, September/October 2004   Years before I first saw geringsing, I had heard stories of this famous, supposedly magical textile of East Bali. Experts on Southeast Asian weaving assumed a reverent tone whenever speaking of this fabled cloth. Even the name — pronounced “GRINGsing,” with a rolled … Continue reading Weaving a Spell →

Buying Textiles in BaliBuying Textiles in Bali Carol Walker Travel Today Egypt, September/October 2004 Everything from traditional Balinese and other Indonesian designs to tourist-oriented novelty pieces is sold in Bali. Likewise, quality and price cover a wide spectrum. Types of authentic Balinese textiles include: Ikat – Also called endek in Bali, where the pattern is resist-dyed into the … Continue reading Buying Textiles in Bali →

Art Treasures of UbudArt Treasures of Ubud Bali & Beyond Magazine, October 2002 Dr. Vivienne Kruger Murni used the profits of her Warung Shop, her famously successful Warung, and Murni’s Houses – to return to and indulge her first love: wonderful works of traditional art created by the diverse peoples of the Indonesian archipelago. In 1988, she leased (and … Continue reading Art Treasures of Ubud →

Shop Smart Bali & LombokBook Review Ni Wayan Murni Hello Bali, November 2006 ShopSmart: Bali & Lombok, edited by Jane Marsden, 2006   I often get asked by people writing books if I would be happy for my restaurant and shops to be reviewed. Of course I say I’d be delighted. Shortly after that I’m told that the cost … Continue reading Shop Smart Bali & Lombok →

Treasures of Bali  Treasures of Bali, A Guide to Museums in Bali written and edited by Richard Mann Gateway Books International, 2006   Murni was the first person to have a proper gallery of antiques, textiles, costumes, old beads, tribal jewelry, stone carvings, masks and other ethnic pieces in Ubud. She started her shop at the same … Continue reading Treasures of Bali →

The First Antique Shop in Bali – Murni’s Warung ShopThe First Antique Shop in Bali – Murni’s Warung Shop Sky Publishing Guide to Bali 2013-14 Hong Kong   Murni is always travelling around Asia in search of top quality arts, crafts and antiques. She generously put some of her collection in the shop for sale. It is definitely a treasure spot for those antique … Continue reading The First Antique Shop in Bali – Murni’s Warung Shop →

“Murni’s Warung … sell quality Indonesian antiques…”

Julie Gaw
Driving Yourself Around the Bend in Bali
Time, 9 October 2000

“Murni’s shops are fabulous. Her taste is exquisite and her sources are the best. For jewelry, textiles, tribal art and antiques and some furniture she is the best.”

Indopac

We cannot be responsible for goods in transit after they leave our control.

We insure against loss, damage and destruction, where we can, and on the terms that we can.

You need to contact the shipper to get details of the terms of the current policy.

If your package is damaged, lost or stolen, you have to file a claim quickly.

You will need to show proof of loss, damage or destruction –  especially detailed photographs of the goods and packing on the day of receipt.

Note that post office insurance requires examination of the items in front of the postman who delivers them.

It would be a good idea to take a video and photographs and details of the postman’s name, address and phone number.

In the case of damage, the insurers require a repair estimate. If something can be repaired, the insurers probably won’t give you the full amount paid for the item.

It is difficult to find out the terms of insurance for post office and EMS insurance – DHL is clearer.

Here are some details current as of writing:

• Sea Mail has doubtful insurance, probably excluding damage caused by mould and damp.
• Air Mail, Post Office Expor and EMS will not cover limestone or liquids and mould is not covered.
• Loss or damage as a result of oxidation, pollution contamination and nuclear reactions is excluded.
• Loss or damage due to force majeure such as: natural disaster, fire, war, riot, action against the government, insurrection, seizure of power or confiscation by local authorities is excluded.
• Indirect losses or profits is excluded.
• Maximum cover for air mail is Rp 2,000,000 and for EMS about US$1,000 per package for the goods in the package.
• Claims for damages can only be made for damaged or lost shipments.
• Claims for compensation have to be filed promptly –  no later than 2 months.
• Excluded: Delays caused by difficulties in delivering the shipment to the recipient, including the recipient is being not present at the time of delivery, the recipient arriving late after the call is sent, a PO BOX address.
• New goods according to the invoice price limit: maximum that can be insured is Rp 20.000.000,00 (Twenty Million Rupiah)
• Used goods, the value of which is determined by the sender, with the approval of the post office,  Rp  20.000.000,00 (Twenty Million Rupiah)
• Goods containing art/cultural goods, other personal collectibles and authentic deeds issued by an agency or institution or certain institutions, among others in the form of diplomas, driving licenses (SIM), BPKB, STNK, or other documents are determined based on the cost of processing or making a maximum of Rp. 6.000.000,00 (Six Million Rupiah)
• DHL will not cover weapons,coins, cash, gold or precious stones. Jewellery has maximum cover of US$500 (but we may be able to get separate cover for higher amounts).
• Shipping costs are not covered.

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