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Baris memedi, Tabanan, according to I Wayan Dibia . Baris memedi is danced by a group of people depicting the movement of spirits (mamedi) which reside in places such as graveyards. The costume is made of leaves and twigs taken from the plants in the graveyard. This dance is performed in cremation ceremonies in south Bali especially in Tabanan.
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