Pasar Seni Sayang-Sayang
A cluster of craft shops described in the original guide with bamboo pieces, baskets and souvenir browsing.
Based on the original Sasak Tour guide. Photographs and historical details record the source visit; check current access, prices and facilities before travelling.
At a glance
A market of small craft shops
The source describes a group of 26 small shops rather than one large souvenir store. It presents the market as somewhere domestic travellers look for oleh-oleh and local craft items. The old stall count is a record of that period, not a current occupancy figure.
Compare items before deciding
Bamboo birds that move and make a sound, baskets and other handmade-looking objects are among the examples photographed. The original market used bargaining rather than one fixed price. Compare the item, workmanship and quoted price between shops, and negotiate politely if the seller invites it.
Check the visiting day
The archive lists Monday–Friday 08:00–17:00, with Saturday and Sunday closed. Reconfirm current opening days and which shops are operating, especially before a weekend visit. Ask about packing larger or fragile objects if you plan to take crafts home.
Photo gallery · 7 photos
The complete original photo selection, including any menus, tariffs, maps or scorecards. These images record the source visit; prices, displays and facilities may have changed.
Location & visitor information
Mataram, Lombok, Indonesia. Confirm the exact location and current visitor arrangements.