It is understood that the art of weaving culture is a
culture inherited by the previous generation has
a unique, artistic and historical value is
high. Stages to produce a work bind cotton planting
begins, making yarn / spin ngaos (anointment thread), coloring
/ dyeing, binding
motifs, weaving and making custom clothing is
a series of long process.
From some of the stages are performed certain rituals are believed
to arouse the spirit
of working and to obtain satisfactory results. It is a tradition and culture of
the ancestral village of Dayak communities dilakuakan
decades ago. Tens or even hundreds of motifs on Dayak bind comes from
inspiration, dreams and knowledge of our ancestors containing profound meaning
as advice, advice, abstinence, and spirit in daily
life.
The raw material for producing woven fabric is yarn and dyes.
To get the thread started from planting cotton
plants were grown
in a field after the harvest season, or
further processed into yarn spun himself. Similarly,
the natural dyes
derived from plants
(leaves, roots, stems, bark,
fruit, roots, seeds, etc.), and animals (fat python, labi-labi,
etc).
Posted by :
Cornelia Debby K
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