JP/15/CAPS

Sun, 23 Feb 2003, 00:00 WIB | Source: JP

JP/15/CAPS

Photo A: JP/I Wayan Juniartha

Juleha, a weaver from Donggala, Central Sulawesi explains the
process of weaving Donggala silk. In front of her is the gedokan,
an ebony weaving loom of more than 100 years old.

Photo C: JP/Hera Diani

Pieces of colorful Nusa Tenggara handwoven cloth of varying
motifs and textures are displayed at the National Museum.
Although Nusa Tenggara's weaving products are not as famous as
batik, they show the richness of its culture.

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