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Description: Name of the textile: Man hipcloth (selimut) hi’i wo mèdi, huri wopidu. Hi’i womèdi means that the ikat bands of motifs have been dyed...

Description: The bridewealth bag is filled with ingredients for betel chew and brought by the groom to the bride's family; there it is kept by the...

Description: Kenoto refers to a marriage ceremony. A bridewealth bag filled with ingredients for betel chew is brought to the family of the bride...

Description : Tubular cloths of the type èi raja with lines of supplementary warp threads have been  traditionally the prerogative of women in rul...

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

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

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...

Material: Bemberg  Dimension: 175 cm x 36 cm  Color: Blue  Profile Baragung

Description:  Tubular cloths for women of the type èi raja were in the past restricted to female members  of a ruler family. Kobe morena is the pr...

Description: Tubular cloths for women of the type èi raja were in the past restricted to ruler families. The maternal lineage wini Ga Lena was cre...

Description:  Sarongs of the type èi ledo are restricted to women of the Lesser Blossom group (hubi iki). The main motif  kètu pedi, is associated...

Description: This is a white hipcloth worn by a boy; Before puberty he is not entitled to wear red colour. Weaver and dyer: Lena Djami Materials: ...

Description: A boy before puberty is not entitled to wear ikat motif and red colour Shoulder cloth for a boy – selendang anak laki laki Weaver and...

Description: This is the first hipcloth worn by a boy. It has no ikat motif and before puberty a boy is not entitled to wear red colour. Weaver an...

Description: Materials: Traditionally women of the ruler’s family were entitled to wear motifs derived from imported cloths from India, locally re...

Description:  The motif boda is a common motif for men  hip- and shoulder cloths and is based on the shape of a lozange. The motif (wo) dilu meani...

Description: The motif Bunga lehu or ‘headdress motif’ is not restricted to any group.  Weaver: Ice Tede Dara Moiety:  Lesser  Blossom (hubi iki) ...

Description: The sarong shows the seven narrow black  lines Per half piece compulsory for a sarong of the Greater Blossom group. Children’s clothe...

Description: Children’s clothes until puberty have stripes but no ikat motifs. The first sarong worn by a girl, èi lekowue, traditionally did not ...

Description: The motif boda is a common motif for men hip- and shoulder cloths and is based on the shape of a lozange. The motif dula refers to th...

Description: The motif keware Hawu, or ‘Savunese curves’ is restricted to the men of the maternal line wini Jèwu.Red cloths are believed to give p...

Description: The motif wokejanka or ‘branching group’ is owned by the maternal lineage wini Putenga. At the origin it was found only on men’s hipc...