pendet dance

after batik, now Oes Tsetnoc will be tell you about Pendet Dance. and “Oes Tsetnoc” just want to say pendet dance is from indonesia not malaysia !!! pendet dance is a traditional Balinese dance, in which offerings are made to purify the temple or theater as a prelude to ceremonies or other dances. Pendet can be thought of as a dance of greeting, to welcome the audience and invite spirits to enjoy a performance. bali traditional dances such as Pendet, is one of the dances of many cultures in bali. Indonesia is rich in culture, and Bali is one place that has a culture of ancestor. Pendet is usually performed during temple ceremonies. All dancers carry in their right hand a small offering of incense, cakes, water vessels, or flower formations set in palm leaf With these they dance from shrine to shrine within the temple.  Pendet, thus, may be performed as a continue the day and late into the night during temple feasts.

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Wongsableng

Oes Tsetnoc

Oes Tsetnoc Support Batik’s Day for Indonesia, yes today is batik day for all indonesian people. and “Oes Tsetnoc” proud for recognition UNESCO world organization of batik. and now, batik officially became one of Indonesia culture. People proudly wore batik Indonesia, because batik is one of the ancestral heritage of Indonesia. many tourists from foreign countries like the batik. and not a few of them learn how to make batik. batik has its own characteristic. where the beauty of batik clothes are arranged on the carving above the fabric. there are many kinds of batik in Indonesia. and producer of batik in Indonesia were also scattered in various regions in Indonesia. Batik is not only considered part of Indonesia’s cultural heritage, but is also now recognized as a representation of humanity’s culture. Indonesia government  has conducted field research since 2008 involving batik-producing communities and experts in 19 provinces across the country in preparation for the nomination of batik as a cultural artifact. and now Unesco Lists Batik As Indonesian Cultural Heritage.

And last I want to say to the world

.:: WE PROUD USED BATIK, BATIK IS OUR CULTURE, BATIK IS TRULY INDONESIA ::. !!!

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Oes Tsetnoc Wongsableng