It is completely hand etched and hand painted on cloth showing bright vignettes of figurative motifs created with polychrome pigments on canvas. The seven days are vertical columns with the God, wayang figure, bird and tree appropriate to that day at the top and the animal and demonic figures at the bottom. 

 Bali’s complex system of multiple calendars determines whether a particular day is favorable for a variety of activities, including weddings, trade, thievery, doctor’s visits, planting rice, and beginning a journey, just to name a few….

The composition is gridded into 49 images arranged in 7 vertical columns with deities, wayang figures, animals, and demonic figures (buta) particular to each day. / Palalintangan, a Balinese astrological calendar divided into 49 sections with representations of gods, spirits, animals and various symbols, accompanied by Indonesian texts. Painting on linen.

The Calendar is well preserved mounted on a Fiber board enclosed in a wood frame with a plexiglass cover.