How to make diamond?

Hello everyone. this time in Indonesian culture foreign students are invited to make diamonds. What is diamond? Ketupat is one of the foods that always exist on Eid al-Fitr. The history of the diamonds can be a special food when Eid arrives turned out to be very interesting. Curious where are you from?

Towards Eid, one thing that is certainly always prepared is the diamond. This unique snack seems to be very closely related to Eid. But, do you know how the history of the diamond can be a special food Eid? Let us get to know you before preparing to sink it in Opor Sauce!

According to Hermanus Johannes de Graaf, a Dutch historian specializing in writing Javanese history, in his Malay Annual, the diamond made from rice wrapped in woven coconut leaves was first appeared in the Land of Java in the 15th century, during the reign of the Kingdom Demak Demak area is located in the east of Semarang, and even next to Semarang.

How does the shape of the diamond? The picture above is that the students make the diamond is still not finished yet. Okay, consider the following picture to know the shape of the diamond that has been made.

Gambar:https://travel.kompas.com/read/2018/06/14/102949827/kenapa-ketupat-selalu-ada-di-lebaran-indonesia?page=all

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Wearing Jarik

Hi all, in Indonesian culture class students are practicing using Jarik. What is Jarik? Jarik is an Indonesian fabric that is very attached to the lives of Javanese people, especially Central Java and East Java. Jarik itself is a designation for typical Javanese fabrics that have batik motifs with various patterns. The learning is very interesting right? They look very enthusiastic in participating in learning

In Javanese, Jarik has the meaning 'Easy to envy', or in Indonesian means don't be easily jealous. When wearing a finger, someone will walk carefully.

 They help each other to wear Jarik

 In the past, Javanese people used this Indonesian cloth in daily life, starting from being used as a subordinate, baby sleeping mat, baby carrier.

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Indonesian Culture

Hi everyone, we will introduce Indonesian Culture. Below we are dancing the Caping dance. Caping What is Caping. Caping is a head covering that is usually used by farmers to go to the fields. Indonesia is an agrarian country, where the average population works as a farmer. So, farmers usually use caping to protect themselves from the hot sun. In your country, is there any caping? Caping is an Indonesian icon that needs to be preserved, there is a dance that dances using Caping. We usually call that dance the Caping Dance. Caping dance originates from East Java. This dance is usually danced by a group of people can be 4 to 5 people even there are more. Caping dance is a traditional dance that we introduce to foreign students. Interesting right? There's more besides Caping Dance. Stay tuned.

In addition, we were also introduced to batik. What is batik? Batik is a craft that has high artistic value and has been a part of Indonesian culture (especially Java) for a long time. The tradition of making batik was originally a hereditary tradition, so that sometimes a motif can be identified from a particular family batik. Some batik may indicate the status of a person. Batik is made on other materials such as silk and other synthetic materials. Batik motifs are formed with liquid wax using a tool called a canting for fine motifs, or a brush for large-sized motifs, so that the liquid wax seeps into the fabric fibers. In connection with the photo below, on October 2, 2019 in Indonesia as the National Batik Day. Foreign students also took part in the National Batik day by making 100 meters of batik.

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