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  • Bowl [Klasik]

    File Ref: EAP117/62/1/16
    Bowl for serving food.

  • Tasbih Rosary [after 1500]

    File Ref: EAP117/62/1/17
    A Misbaha, also known as Tasbih is a string of prayer beads similar to the prayer rope of the Eastern Church and the rosary in the Roman Catholic…

  • Cupu Vessel [Klasik]

    File Ref: EAP117/62/1/18
    Bowl for serving the ingredients used in betel-chewing (i.e. areca nut, betel leaves, slaked lime, the optional ingredients tobacco, cloves, and…

  • Lid for Cupu Vessel [Klasik]

    File Ref: EAP117/62/1/19
    Pedestaled bowl for serving the ingredients used in betel-chewing (i.e. areca nut, betel leaves, slaked lime, the optional ingredients tobacco,…

  • Cupu Vessel [Klasik]

    File Ref: EAP117/62/1/20
    Pedestaled bowl for serving the ingredients used in betel-chewing (i.e. areca nut, betel leaves, slaked lime, the optional ingredients tobacco,…

  • Cupu Vessel [Klasik]

    File Ref: EAP117/62/1/21
    Pedestaled bowl for serving the ingredients used in betel-chewing (i.e. areca nut, betel leaves, slaked lime, the optional ingredients tobacco,…

  • Dulang Tray without pedestal [after 1945]

    File Ref: EAP117/62/1/22
    Container for serving the ingredients used in betel-chewing (i.e. areca nut, betel leaves, slaked lime, the optional ingredients tobacco, cloves,…

  • Pinggan Plate [after 1835]

    File Ref: EAP117/62/1/23
    Bowl for serving food manufactured by Petrus Regout, Maastricht, Alpine series.

  • Ceremonial money (jakat)

    File Ref: EAP117/62/1/24
    A jakat is an item used as a "medium of exchange" during a ceremony, e.g. for paying the healer in a healing ceremony.…

  • Ceremonial money (jakat)

    File Ref: EAP117/62/1/25
    A jakat is an item used as a "medium of exchange" during a ceremony, e.g. for paying the healer in a healing ceremony.…

  • Oval Tureen [after 1616]

    File Ref: EAP117/62/1/26
    Oval shaped tureen with lid for serving food here used as a cermonial item for keeping healing stones.

  • Kris

    File Ref: EAP117/62/1/27
    Ceremonial dagger used as part of the customary attire.

  • Bowl [after 1835]

    File Ref: EAP117/62/1/28
    Bowl for serving food (rice bowl) by "Petrus Regout, Maastricht. Made in Holland" followed by three lines of Javanese script. Apparently…

  • Jato Ceremonial Hair

    File Ref: EAP117/62/1/29
    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…

  • Bungo Aut Headdress Ornament

    File Ref: EAP117/62/1/30
    Female headdress accessories (here together with rice, areca nuts, betel leaves, and a ball of cotton threads).