This document discusses traditional art forms and artifacts from several Southeast Asian countries. It describes elaborate woodcarvings from Asmat in Indonesia used to honor ancestors. It also mentions the famous carved wooden furniture from Jepara, Indonesia. Traditional masks used in ceremonies or to ward off spirits are discussed from Sarawak and Boromeo in Malaysia. The document also outlines the traditional use of wax-resist dyeing to create patterns on fabric in Malaysia. Finally, it discusses the historical and modern uses of so paper from Cambodia and Laos, including for calligraphy, decorations, and now lampshades and other crafts.
This document discusses traditional art forms and artifacts from several Southeast Asian countries. It describes elaborate woodcarvings from Asmat in Indonesia used to honor ancestors. It also mentions the famous carved wooden furniture from Jepara, Indonesia. Traditional masks used in ceremonies or to ward off spirits are discussed from Sarawak and Boromeo in Malaysia. The document also outlines the traditional use of wax-resist dyeing to create patterns on fabric in Malaysia. Finally, it discusses the historical and modern uses of so paper from Cambodia and Laos, including for calligraphy, decorations, and now lampshades and other crafts.
This document discusses traditional art forms and artifacts from several Southeast Asian countries. It describes elaborate woodcarvings from Asmat in Indonesia used to honor ancestors. It also mentions the famous carved wooden furniture from Jepara, Indonesia. Traditional masks used in ceremonies or to ward off spirits are discussed from Sarawak and Boromeo in Malaysia. The document also outlines the traditional use of wax-resist dyeing to create patterns on fabric in Malaysia. Finally, it discusses the historical and modern uses of so paper from Cambodia and Laos, including for calligraphy, decorations, and now lampshades and other crafts.