Back in the day when international holidays were possible, my daughter and I and two friends took off for ten days in Sanur, Bali. We rented a lovely pool villa. Sanur is often called “snore” by a particular breed of Australian as it is too quiet for then, but to us it was perfect.






It was a very relaxing holiday. We did little but rest, walk, eat and swim. However, I did manage to get to finish my Zentangling project using a Moleskine Japanese album, which I will write about in another post. The very last tangles in the project were inspired by the amazing fret and breezeblock work that is found all over Bali.
Bali Breezeway
This is Bali Breezeway. The tile on the left is the tile I drew on an ATC shortly after arriving back at our villa having taken the photo on the right-hand side.
I am not a CZT but I can’t find a similar tangle pattern. There are some similarities with Huggins I guess but it feels different enough that I am going to name it something separate.
I have also created the steps I use to draw this tangle. Please enjoy and let me know in the comments if you think I should submit it to Tanglepatterns.com