Showing posts with label Javanese. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Javanese. Show all posts

Javanese Dance - A Historical Color in Modern Life

Prambanan Temple
Looking into temple reliefs at Prambanan and Borobudur, the two temples that have been became a silent witness of Javanese history, means that you are looking to a long history of Javanese dance. As shown by those two reliefs, it is easy to conclude that the dance has become an important part of Java's society. Even if you do not understand the philosophical meaning of a their dance, you could easily see the mystical boundary that surrounded Javanese's life since a hundred years ago.

Nowadays, dance is still featured in Javanese's modern life. It is become an important part of any ceremonies, festivals, and community's celebration, whether it's in villages, towns, or even in urban center. The Javanese dance now, it's not just an ordinary ritual performed by ordinary people. It is performed by professional dancer, which relatively young and able to improve, stylize, and combine the classical value with the modern touch. Fact has it that even modern Java's society is moving in a rapid acceleration due to globalization, the essence of classic dance is remain there and never forgotten.

Traditional Javanese Wedding Ceremony - Javanese Wedding Ideas

The nation of Indonesia is a land of many cultures. There are thought to be more than three hundred languages and cultures that make up the lives of the two hundred million people living there.

Javanese Wedding CeremonyIndonesia herself is made up of more than 13,677 separate islands. Because of the wide variety of cultures, this has made an impact on ceremonies of marriage that are performed there. Every Indonesian wedding has a particular ceremony that is based on the family's cultural beliefs. The ceremony of marriage is not just a joining of two people, but a bond between the two families as well.

 
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