INDONESIAN CULTURE: traditional art

Chopsticks: The Dayak Typical Weapons

Living in the middle of dense forest with trees towering and inhabited by various kinds of wild animals and wild, have inspired the Dayaks.

Basunat: Symbol islam Children in Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan

Basunat for society Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan, is very important. In fact, Islam is not considered perfect person if the person has not been circumcised. Therefore

Rumoh Aceh (Traditional Malay Houses in Aceh Province)

Confidence of individuals or communities and the natural conditions in which the individual or community life have a significant influence on the architecture, the house, which was made.

Dance Lumense / Tari Lumense

This dance is dedicated at a ceremony welcoming guests partying people in the DistrictBombana.Tari Lumense, dance is a dance of Poso that survived the great to welcome guests..

Tanggai Dance

Dance is a dance date of the offering, addressed to guests who have the invitation. One is dedicated to the wedding customs of South Sumatra region generally..

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Jumat, 08 Juli 2011

Art Sunda "Buhun" Kian Left

08.27

Nasrul Umam

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Various types of traditional arts, especially native Sundanese Sundanese arts Buhun almost extinct as a result many left their own community. As the art that the richness of local culture, art Buhun Sundanese continue to lose players due to his artistic successors received less public place and respected, as well as the urgency of modern pop art is considered more attractive.

Professor of Language and Literature Education University of Indonesia, Prof.. Dr. Yus Rusyana said the circumstances of the current traditional Sundanese Buhun gradually began to disappear. "Today the younger generation prefer art that comes from the outside than the original art belongs to the nation itself," he said, in a consultation event character of Sunda, Sundanese Buhun Digging Roots Culture, on Monday (14 / 3) in the Hall of Culture and Tourism, West Java, Road RE Martadinata 209 Bandung.

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