Arts crafts copper is one expression of Balinese culture which has been occupied since the days of ancient Bali. Routine activities to make crafts copper is contained in the inscription Bulian stored in the village of Banu Bwah, noting some of the equipment itself is made of copper materials such as kris (dagger), wadung (ax), crow (tool irons), hurt (sickle), sasap (a kind trowel), and armor (Kurug). Even in the inscription is also published Pande Mas, Pande iron, and copper Pande. (Tista, 1986: 99). Skills to make copper crafts, is the ancestral heritage which is still occupied by craftsmen whose existence was spread in rural areas or districts in Bali. One is the Klungkung Regency terabadikan-crafters crafters who have the skills to make handicrafts of copper material.
Broadly speaking copper craft in the area consists of craft Pande Klungkung iron, brass handicrafts and gold and silver handicrafts. Pande iron craft equipment products produces more household appliances. But there are also some iron in the area Kusamba Pande Dawan Klungkung district specifically to produce kris. As for the handicrafts of brass, gold and silver more developed in the area of Kamasan, and Budaga village. Kinds and types of products produced by a wide range. Particularly in the environment Banjar Pande Kamasan village, artisans producing more silver products in the form of religious ceremonies such as equipment, bowls, sangku, wanci, umbrellas pagut, and others.
Areas as the center of handicraft art copper and other small industries, has provided an essential contribution to the enrichment and preservation of the nation's cultural identity. Copper handicraft art as an expression of cultural creativity has provided opportunities for communities in the region of Klungkung to move, create, maintain, transmit, and develop expertise, to create new product forms. Handicraft products which are produced largely devoted to means of religious ceremonies.
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