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    Baju Adat Indonesia

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    The document describes several traditional costumes from different regions in Indonesia: 1) The Saman dance costume is worn by boys and young men in Aceh, Sumatra who perform the Saman dance sitting or kneeling in tight rows. Each costume is embroidered with motifs symbolizing nature and noble values. 2) Jawi Jangkep is the traditional attire of Central Java, featuring black tops that are only worn on formal occasions. 3) The kebaya is the national costume of Indonesia, originating from the Majapahit Kingdom. It is a traditional blouse and skirt combination typically worn with a sarong and worn by women in several Southeast Asian countries.

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    The document describes several traditional costumes from different regions in Indonesia: 1) The Saman dance costume is worn by boys and young men in Aceh, Sumatra who perform the Saman dance sitting or kneeling in tight rows. Each costume is embroidered with motifs symbolizing nature and noble values. 2) Jawi Jangkep is the traditional attire of Central Java, featuring black tops that are only worn on formal occasions. 3) The kebaya is the national costume of Indonesia, originating from the Majapahit Kingdom. It is a traditional blouse and skirt combination typically worn with a sarong and worn by women in several Southeast Asian countries.

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    The document describes several traditional costumes from different regions in Indonesia: 1) The Saman dance costume is worn by boys and young men in Aceh, Sumatra who perform the Saman dance sitting or kneeling in tight rows. Each costume is embroidered with motifs symbolizing nature and noble values. 2) Jawi Jangkep is the traditional attire of Central Java, featuring black tops that are only worn on formal occasions. 3) The kebaya is the national costume of Indonesia, originating from the Majapahit Kingdom. It is a traditional blouse and skirt combination typically worn with a sarong and worn by women in several Southeast Asian countries.

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    Baju Adat Indonesia

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    The document describes several traditional costumes from different regions in Indonesia: 1) The Saman dance costume is worn by boys and young men in Aceh, Sumatra who perform the Saman dance sitting or kneeling in tight rows. Each costume is embroidered with motifs symbolizing nature and noble values. 2) Jawi Jangkep is the traditional attire of Central Java, featuring black tops that are only worn on formal occasions. 3) The kebaya is the national costume of Indonesia, originating from the Majapahit Kingdom. It is a traditional blouse and skirt combination typically worn with a sarong and worn by women in several Southeast Asian countries.

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    Saman Dance Traditional

    Costume
    This a traditional costume to performed
    Saman Dance.

    The Saman dance is part of the cultural


    heritage of the Gayo people of Aceh
    province in Sumatra. Boys and young
    men perform the Saman sitting on their
    heels or kneeling in tight rows. Each
    wears a costume embroidered with
    colourful Gayo motifs symbolizing
    nature and noble values (ich.unesco.0rg,
    2019)
    Jawi Jangkep

    Jawi Jangkep
    Jawi Jangkep is officially registered as a
    traditional attire in Central Java
    Province. Jawi Jangkep specializes in the
    use of blacktops that can only be worn
    on formal occasions.

    Jawi Jangkep is from two words: Jawi


    and Jangkep. Jawi means Javanese,
    Jangkep means complete, including
    beskap clothes and Jarik cloth.
    Kebaya Bali

    The origin of the kebaya is from the word “Kebyak” or “Mbayak”


    from Javanese society.

    A kebaya is a traditional blouse-dress combination that


    originated from the court of the Majapahit Kingdom
    (today Indonesia), and is traditionally worn by women in
    Indonesia, and also Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, southern
    Thailand, Cambodia and the southern part of the Philippines.

    Similar blouses are found in Burma, where it is


    called htaingmathein. It is sometimes made from sheer material
    such as silk, thin cotton or semi-transparent nylon or polyester,
    adorned with brocade or floral pattern embroidery.

    A kebaya is usually worn with a sarong, or a batik , or other


    traditional woven garment such as ikat, songket with a colorful
    motif.

    The kebaya is the national costume of Indonesia, although it is


    more accurately endemic to
    the Javanese, Sundanese and Balinese peoples.
    Beskap Solo

    Beskap is one of the traditional clothes


    that show life philosophy that be taught
    in Javanese culture and custom.
    Actually, Beskap is come from Dutch
    language vocabulary Beschaafd which
    means civilized.

    There’s philosophy behind it.


    In kejawen teachings (Javanese culture
    teachings), we have to have
    harmonization in our life, whether it’s in
    work, human relationship, spirituality,
    and habit.

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