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Tepak Sireh is a
traditional Malay ceremonial betel nut container,
integral to
various cultural practices in Malaysia, Indonesia, and Brunei. It symbolizes...
- in Malaysia, but the
practice has long
since died out.
Betel nut kits (
tepak sirih) made of
silver and
other precious metals, once
featured in royal...
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prominent items in the
Malay regalia cast in gold,
including ceremonial box,
Tepak sirih (Betel container) and
parts of Keris. The art of
working gold was...
- 1999 - 2003:
Gedung Kuning underwent restoration. 27 Dec 2003:
Restoran Tepak Sireh at
Gedung Kuning was
officially opened by ****ociate
Professor Yaacob...
- Raya Al-Mannan)
Magic Footprint Tiger (Tapak
Harimau Sakti)
Tepak Sirih Monument (Tugu
Tepak Sirih)
Wikivoyage has a
travel guide for Dumai.
Badan Pusat...
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landscaped garden.
There is a
gigantic replica of
betel leaves canister or
tepak sireh which symbolizes the half-forgotten
betel leaves eating era of the...
- uses long
finger nails (the tanggai) and
carries a
small wooden box (the
tepak), for
political reasons. In 1965, in Jakarta, on the
initiative of the late...
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instruments such as
Gobek Sireh and
Kacip Pinang, also
known as
Tepak Sirih. The
Tepak Sirih symbolises the
culture and
traditions of Terengganu. Interesting...
- (1749-1760) [son] Lasi
Tepak (1760-1770) [descended from Ama Pono II] Nai
Manas (1770-1785) [son]
Kolang Tepak (1785-1786) [uncle]
Tepak Lasi (1786-c. 1795)...
- the
prime lady
would be the
center and the
foremost dancer. She
holds tepak container as the
props of
Sekapur Sirih ceremony, and
presents betel leaf...
