Tangi, which means 'to rise', became the underlying theme of the Bali
and Nusa Tenggara collective event. According to Pandjaitan, many local
cultural products deserve to be presented to the international stage.
The process of creating the crafts by hand with natural materials is
something that deserves high regard. A number of programs enhancing the
local cultural products of the three provinces included tenun ikat (weaving)
competitions, handicraft exhibitions, and traditional culinary
presentations from the three provinces, as well as presentations from
the aforementioned national fashion designers.
Friday, June 1, 2012
Tenun (weaving) traditional cloth
Various tenun woven cloths
from the three provinces were presented in a gallery layout where
guests could examine the dazzling colors and motifs used throughout. A
length of traditional Indonesian tenun is fully laden with traditional,
sociological, artistic, and historical value, and tells of the
developmental and enriching process of a certain community. As stated by
Mrs.Tuti Pandjaitan, the head of the Kartika Chandra Kirana Regional
Military Command IX/Udayana Association of Army Wives, "On a piece of
tenun cloth, one may find the dedication and resilience of the hands of
crafters who create it. The artistic superiority of this traditional
cloth presents a long journey in a diverse, rich and meaningful
tradition." The tenun is an heirloom,
and its weaving processes will never change by replacing it with
machinery. To weave a length of tenun requires a month or more to
finalize.
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