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Minangkabau Traditional Clothes


Minangkabau Traditional Clothes

The Minangkabau tribe community from the West Sumatra province whose capital is in the city of Padang is known to be very strong in maintaining its own customs and culture. One of the customs and culture that they still maintain is for example in matters of dress. That's why I chose Minangkabau traditional clothing. The very well-known Minangkabau traditional clothes are called Bundo Kanduang clothes or Limpapeh Rumah Nan Gadang. The design is unique, especially located on the head covering which resembles the shape of a buffalo horn or the roof of a gadang house. Bundo kanduang clothes are Minangkabau traditional clothes worn by married women. While for men and for a pair of brides, other types of clothing are also known. The meaning of Minangkabau traditional clothing is a symbol of greatness for the wives. Clothing is a symbol of the importance of the role of a mother in the family. The traditional clothes of Bundo Kanduang or Limpapeh Rumah Nan Gadang have different designs from each sub-tribe and are almost the same as the Minangkabau traditional clothes of the child. The clothing lies in a special catch namely tingkuluak (tengkuluk), batabue, minsie, lamb or sarong, salempang, dukuah (necklace), galang (bracelet), and several other accessories.
While the traditional clothes for men are called clothes upstream. As the name implies, this garment is only used by traditional elders or certain people, where in the way of its use it is regulated in such a way by applicable customary law. This outfit consists of several equipment including Deta, black clothes, sarawa, side by side, brawny, clothing, kris, and legs.

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