Name: Purnama: Sound Meditation and Plant-Based Dinner
Start: 2026-05-31
Location: Bamboo Garden

The Purnama journey begins with a guided live sound meditation against a soundscape created to reflect the energy of the full moon. Whether it is a super blue moon that encourages manifestation or a harvest moon that inspires action, Purnama is a time to surrender to the soothing frequencies and begin anew.

The evening continues at Tanaman with a six-course plant-based dinner. The menu is rooted in seasonal local produce led by vegetables, herbs, legumes, and fungi grown in collaboration with Indonesian farmers. It is comfort food that blends vibrant traditions with bold and nostalgic flavours.

Together, the meditation and meal create a complete experience: one that nourishes body, mind, and spirit, and offers space to share meaningful connection with others under the full moon.

Purnama: Sound Meditation and Plant-Based Dinner

, — Bamboo Garden

Line-up Profiles

By Felix

By Felix is a wellbeing curation and energy guidance agency founded by Kim Herben, Head of Wellbeing at Desa Potato Head. Kim works with reiki, balancing movement, affirmations, meditation, and spiritual cleansing. Based in Bali for over a decade, grounds her practice in both modern modalities and ancient wisdom.

Fa' Pawaka

Fa‘ Pawaka a.k.a. Fahrani Empel or Favelamunk, is a Berlin-based Indonesian multidisciplinary artist. Her current artistic focus revolves around the realm of sound, where she explores its transformative power.

Faktta

Born and raised in Jakarta, faktta (Lin Manik) found her way to music through an unlikely pairing: drum kit and bonang gamelan. That early foundation gave her an ear for polyrhythms and off-beat syncopations that now defines her approach as a selector. Her sets sit in the shadows between genres — minor chords, broken beats, sounds that are spacious yet tight, ancient yet contemporary. She has shared stages with Vegyn, Tame Impala, and Austin Millz, and continues to build a world where time becomes fluid and music moves as a natural force.