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  • Bowl [after 1835]

    File Ref: EAP117/37/2/31
    Large bowl from the manufactory "Petrus Regout, Maastricht. Made in Holland".

  • Cimani Vessel

    File Ref: EAP117/37/2/32
    These coconut shells, locally known as cimani or cibuk, are used at rituals and filled with sacred stones (mentiko) or sacred hair (jato).…

  • Kris

    File Ref: EAP117/37/2/33
    Ceremonial dagger used as part of the customary attire.

  • Canang Gong

    File Ref: EAP117/37/2/34
    Gongs were used not only as musical instruments but also to assemble people.

  • Tray

    File Ref: EAP117/37/2/35
    Tray used for ceremonial purposes.

  • Cerana Betel Container

    File Ref: EAP117/37/2/36
    A pedestal salver on which are placed the various vessels used for holding the requisites for betel-chewing. Ceremonial item. …

  • Kris

    File Ref: EAP117/37/2/37
    Weapon / Ceremonial Item.

  • Pedestaled Dulang Tray

    File Ref: EAP117/37/2/38
    Tray used for carrying cups and glasses but also the vessels containing the items needed for betel chewing.

  • Ceremonial Rattan Stick

    File Ref: EAP117/37/2/39
    Stick used for ceremonial purposes.

  • Ceremonial Staff

    File Ref: EAP117/37/2/40
    This staff, called lup was used for ceremonial purposes (at the farewell ceremony for haj pilgrims).

  • Tutup Kujang Cloth

    File Ref: EAP117/37/2/41
    This piece of cloth was used to wrap a Kujang (chopping knife).

  • Jato Ceremonial Hair

    File Ref: EAP117/37/2/42
    Bunch of woman's hair which is cut during a ceremony where pusaka items are publically displayed known as kenduri sko. These bunches of hair…