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BIBOKI - Weaving of West Timur Watch for free on:  Speakers : Yovita Meta – Director Tafean Pah Joanna Barrkman, Senior Curator of Southeast Asi...

Cloth from the Amanatun tribe Description: This cloth made in the technique sotis is about the role between kingdoms but the one that connects thi...

Cloth from the Amanuban Description: This long sarong is 1.15 meters long, 1 meter wide. This story in this motif is about the kingdom looking for...

Cloth from the Ethnic Group Amanatun Description: This motif tells about the Nesnai ethnic group that see their origins in crocodiles from the coa...

Cloth from the Mollo tribe Description: This Mollo cloth is made from woven fabric and tells stories of the wealth in Mollo. There is a kingdom, t...

Material: Chemical Dyes  Dimension: Length: 1,23 m, Width : 1,10 m  Color: Varied  Profile BIFE&Women

Tais cloth from the village of Bokong Description: This sarong cloth from the village of Bokong uses natural dyes. It takes 11 months to make. The...

Description: The rattan material used in this product is hand woven by the Dayak Benuaq and Bentian of East Kalimantan. It bears the traditional D...

Description: The natural material used in this bag is called “ulap doyo”. “Ulap doyo” is made from the fiber of the leaf of the doyo plant (Curcul...

Description: The natural material used in this bag is made from rattan sega(Calamus caesius) and is woven into the design called “korit”. It is ma...

Description: The natural material used in this bag is called “ulap doyo”. “Ulap doyo” is made from the fiber of the leaf of the doyo plant (Curcul...

Description: The natural material used in this bag is called “bemban”. It is a reed that thrives even in water and this is why it is also found gr...

Description:  The natural material used in this bag is called “ulap doyo”. “Ulap doyo” is made from the fiber of the leaf of the doyo plant (Curcu...

Description: The natural material used in this bag is called “ulap doyo”. “Ulap doyo” is made from the fiber of the leaf of the doyo plant (Curcul...

Description: The hand-loom technique used to weave the textile used in this bag is called “ikat”, a system of tye-ing and dyeing threads to create...

Description:  The hand-loom technique used to weave the textile used in this bag is called “ikat”, a system of tye-ing and dyeing threads to creat...

Description: The hand-loom technique used to weave the textile used in this bag is called “ikat”, a system of tye-ing and dyeing threads to create...

Description: The hand-loom technique used to weave the textile used in this bag is called “ikat”, a system of tye-ing and dyeing threads to create...

Description: The hand-loom technique used to weave the textile used in this bag is called “ikat”, a system of tye-ing and dyeing threads to create...

Description: This hand-woven rattan product is made by the Dayak Benuaq and Bentian, people of East Kalimantan. This motif is called Inung Menangi...

Description: The rattan material used in this product is hand woven by the Dayak Benuaq and Bentian of East Kalimantan. It bears the traditional D...

Description:  The natural material used in this bag is called “ulap doyo”. “Ulap doyo” is made from the fiber of the leaf of the doyo plant (Curcu...

Description: The natural material used in this bag is called “ulap doyo”. “Ulap doyo” is made from the fiber of the leaf of the doyo plant (Curcul...

Description: The rattan material used in this product is hand woven by the Dayak Benuaq and Bentian of East Kalimantan. It bears the traditional D...