- Pua
Kumbu is a
traditional patterned multicolored ceremonial cotton cloth used by the Iban
people in Sarawak, Malaysia. In 2012, Pua
Kumbu was declared...
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continue to
uphold traditional practices,
including their language, Pua
Kumbu weaving and
ceremonial music,
while also parti****ting
actively in the region’s...
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rallied around a
number of
prominent farmers, most
prominently Odon
Nkimona Kumbu. The
latter gave
himself a
royal Yaka title, "Kiamvu", and
started to portray...
- tourists.: 828 The
epithet Kumbu could have been
derived from
Kumbu Bja
which is the name of a
cliff above the village. The name "
Kumbu" have been a derivative...
- Ipatha, Butha,
Matha and
Kubbitha were the
female equivalents of Ipai,
Kumbu,
Murri and Kubbi.
There were five
grades classified for the ages of man:...
- with 0,4 mm gold with the keum-boo technique,
hammered and
blackened Korean name
Hangul 금부
Hanja 金鈇
Revised Romanization Geumbu McCune–Reischauer
Kŭmbu...
- Festival)
which is held by
women who are
involved in
weaving ‹See RfD› pua
kumbu for
conventional use and
ritual purposes.
Ritual textiles woven by Iban...
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living room
walls by
hanging their handwoven ceremonial clothes called pua
kumbu and
other handicrafts. The
Orang Ulu are
famous for
their colourful paintings...
- Pua
Kumbu [nga-jat pu-waq kum-bouq]:
Usually performed by women. As this
dance is
called Pua
kumbu, the
dancers would dance while carrying Pua
kumbu (Iban...
- Dadinkowa; Danzuwa; Daura; Daurawa; Figi; Jajaye; Kalako; Karaye; Karshi;
Kumbu Gawa; Kwanyawa; Kyari; Ma; Nasarawa; Saunagari; Tofa; Turawa;
Unguwar Randi;...
