Gloves are attached to the typical Muslim society in Indonesia. Although actual usage of gloves does not refer to a particular religious identity. Because the gloves are also used by various groups in different tribes.
In terms of international fashion, gloves (sarong) means a piece of cloth which use dibebatkan width at the waist to cover the lower body (waist down).
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Cloth gloves are made from a variety of materials: cotton, polyester, or silk. The use of gloves is very wide, for relaxing at home by the use of such formal worship or marriage ceremonies. In general, the use of cloth gloves at official events related to complement the clothes given area.
According to historical records, the gloves came from Yemen. In the country called futah gloves. Gloves are also known as izaar, wazaar or ma'awis. Society in Oman country calling glove with wizaar name. Saudi Arabia's people knew him by name izaar.
Use of gloves has been widespread, not only in the Arabian Peninsula, but also reached South Asia, Southeast Asia, Africa, America and Europe up. Gloves first came to Indonesia in the 14th century, brought by Arab and Gujarat traders. In subsequent developments, sarong in Indonesia synonymous with Islamic culture.
"Textiles is an industry pioneer in the Islamic era," said Ahmad Y al-Hassan and Donald R Hill in his book titled Islamic Technology: An Illustrated History. At that era, the textile standards in Semenajung Arab Muslim community is very high.No wonder, if the textile industry in the era of Islam has a huge influence on the West.
In the Encyclopedia Britannica, is mentioned, sheath dress has become the traditional Yemeni society. Gloves believed to have been produced and used in traditional Yemeni society since ancient times. Until now, it was still attached to the tradition strong. In fact, to this day, futah or gloves Yemen became one of the traditional typical souvenirs of Yemen.
According to historical records, the gloves came from Yemen. In the country called futah gloves. Gloves are also known as izaar, wazaar or ma'awis. Society in Oman country calling glove with wizaar name. Saudi Arabia's people knew him by name izaar.
Use of gloves has been widespread, not only in the Arabian Peninsula, but also reached South Asia, Southeast Asia, Africa, America and Europe up. Gloves first came to Indonesia in the 14th century, brought by Arab and Gujarat traders. In subsequent developments, sarong in Indonesia synonymous with Islamic culture.
"Textiles is an industry pioneer in the Islamic era," said Ahmad Y al-Hassan and Donald R Hill in his book titled Islamic Technology: An Illustrated History. At that era, the textile standards in Semenajung Arab Muslim community is very high.No wonder, if the textile industry in the era of Islam has a huge influence on the West.
In the Encyclopedia Britannica, is mentioned, sheath dress has become the traditional Yemeni society. Gloves believed to have been produced and used in traditional Yemeni society since ancient times. Until now, it was still attached to the tradition strong. In fact, to this day, futah or gloves Yemen became one of the traditional typical souvenirs of Yemen.
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People who visited Yemen usually do not forget to buy gloves as souvenirs for relatives. Originally used gloves Bedouin tribes living in Yemen. Gloves from Yemen came from a white cloth dipped in neel the black dye. Yemen glove consists of several variations, including models Assafi, al-kada, and annaqshah.
Actually, in the Arab world, sarong clothing is not identical to worship like prayer. Even in Egypt glove is considered inappropriate to use the mosque as well as for the purposes of attending formal events and other important. In Egypt, gloves serve as a nightdress worn only while in the bedroom.
Actually, in the Arab world, sarong clothing is not identical to worship like prayer. Even in Egypt glove is considered inappropriate to use the mosque as well as for the purposes of attending formal events and other important. In Egypt, gloves serve as a nightdress worn only while in the bedroom.
In Indonesia, the glove became one garment of honor and decency which showed high values. No wonder the majority of Indonesian society often wore gloves to pray in the mosque. Man wearing a sarong koko and subordinate to pray, as well as a woman wearing a sarong mukena and subordinate to pray.
National identity at the time of war
In the Dutch colonial era, gloves synonymous with the struggle against western culture that brought the colonists.
The students in the Dutch colonial era using gloves as a symbol of resistance to the Western culture that brought the colonizers. The students are the most consistent use of gloves where the nationalists abangan has almost left glove.
Attitudes consistent use of gloves is also run by one of the Muslim fighters archipelago Chasbullah namely KH Abdul Wahab, a central figure in Nahdlatul Ulama (NU).
One time, Abdul Wahab had invited President Sukarno. Asked the presidential protocol for fully dressed in a suit and tie. However, while attending a state ceremony, but he came to use his subordinates suit gloves. Though people usually wear a suit comes with pants.
As a fighter who has repeatedly plunge fought against the Dutch colonialists and Japan, Abdul Wahab remains consistent use gloves as a symbol of opposition to Western culture. He wanted to show the dignity of the nation in the face of the invaders.
Characteristic of Indonesian sarongs
What distinguishes the glove Indonesia with other countries glove is a glove made of cloth weaving, songket, and filters. Each type of glove materials come from different regions in Indonesia.
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Material made from woven, better known are from areas like East Indonesia West Nusa Tenggara, Nusat Tenggara Timur, Sulawesi and Bali. While songket, is synonymous with the typical traditional Minangkabau and Palembang. While the filter, we know this material comes from Lampung.
Traditional sarong plaid. Gloves made of woven, created the most simple. Tend to be the play of color, compared to the motif of the 'crowded'. While the filter and songket, a glance will look the same.
Only, tapis motif has natural elements, such as flora and fauna. While the songket motifs, looks more festive with motifs that fill the entire contents of the material. There are similarities between the filter and songket, which are both made of gold and silver thread.
Traditional sarong plaid. Gloves made of woven, created the most simple. Tend to be the play of color, compared to the motif of the 'crowded'. While the filter and songket, a glance will look the same.
Only, tapis motif has natural elements, such as flora and fauna. While the songket motifs, looks more festive with motifs that fill the entire contents of the material. There are similarities between the filter and songket, which are both made of gold and silver thread.
Why motif glove boxes?
Philosophical values plaid sarong motif mean, every step either to the right, left, up or down, there will be consequences. Look like a chessboard patterned shades bali sarong. When we are on the spot, stepping into any, difference block. As for how safe it is to move slowly toward the diagonal. In effect, instead of going forward even away from the target. So people who dare to confront temptations are people who will quickly reap expectations.
Philosophical values plaid sarong motif mean, every step either to the right, left, up or down, there will be consequences. Look like a chessboard patterned shades bali sarong. When we are on the spot, stepping into any, difference block. As for how safe it is to move slowly toward the diagonal. In effect, instead of going forward even away from the target. So people who dare to confront temptations are people who will quickly reap expectations.
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