by javanologi | Nov 17, 2022 | #JavaneseTradition, #JavanologiExploreEN
Banyumasan residents (Purbalingga, Banyumas, Cilacap, Kebumen regencies), especially those born before the 2000s, must be familiar with ebeg. This traditional dance which uses the main property in the form of a woven horse (a horse-shaped woven bamboo mat) is often...
by javanologi | Nov 10, 2022 | #JavaneseCulinary, #JavanologiExploreEN
Friends of Javanology, Indonesia is known for its diverse regional cuisine. There are so many delicious specialties from various regions in Indonesia, one of which is the typical culinary of the Central Java region which we will discuss this time is Dawet Ireng. Dawet...
by javanologi | Nov 8, 2022 | #JavaneseTradition, #JavanologiExploreEN
Friends of Javanology, Puppet is one of the da’wah media used since the time of the spread of Islam through the scholars who are often referred to as “Walisongo” especially in the land of Java. Islam was spread in the archipelago by the Wali Songo...
by javanologi | Nov 8, 2022 | #JavaneseCulinary, #JavanologiExploreEN
Javanese Culinary: Wingko Babat Wingko Babat is a traditional snack from Lamongan district. Wingko Babat is made from coconut, sugar, and glutinous rice flour which is then mixed and cooked by roasting. Wingko Babat has a shelf life of 1-7 days, depending on the...
by javanologi | Nov 8, 2022 | #JavaneseFashion, #JavanologiExploreEN
Javanese Fashion: Keris Talking about Indonesian arts and culture will certainly never end. One of them is Kris. The keris is one of the heirloom tools that is often used by the Javanese when there is a Javanese activity and is identical to the traditional beskap...
by javanologi | Nov 8, 2022 | #JavaneseCulinary, #JavanologiExploreEN
Javanese Culinary: Pak Eddy’s Tahu Gimbal, Typical Food of Semarang City Hello Friends of Javanology!!, Semarang is the provincial capital in Central Java which is also the center of government of Central Java Province. The city is the fifth largest city in...