Traditional Costumes from East Nusa Tenggara (Nusa Tenggara Timur),
The East Nusa Tenggara costume and it's ornamentis considered describle glory, bravery, and saintlines for user.
The Amarasi men, who are part of Dawan tribes in West Timor, usually wear Pilu (hat) from Batik printing or specified Flores hat, shoulder belts (Po'uk) and a kind of sheath or Taimuti.
There is general common in East Nusa Tenggara especially in Timor ad Sumba to wear crossway over their shoulders Kapisak or Aluk, which is made from leaf plait or squared linen.
The Amarasi women wear two pieces of weaved textiles as body-cover which are Tais or Tarunat and shoulder-belt.
In their foreheads adorned with a so-well-known-salled Pato Ebon.
The East Nusa Tenggara costume and it's ornamentis considered describle glory, bravery, and saintlines for user.
The Amarasi men, who are part of Dawan tribes in West Timor, usually wear Pilu (hat) from Batik printing or specified Flores hat, shoulder belts (Po'uk) and a kind of sheath or Taimuti.
There is general common in East Nusa Tenggara especially in Timor ad Sumba to wear crossway over their shoulders Kapisak or Aluk, which is made from leaf plait or squared linen.
The Amarasi women wear two pieces of weaved textiles as body-cover which are Tais or Tarunat and shoulder-belt.
In their foreheads adorned with a so-well-known-salled Pato Ebon.
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