Photos

ݢامبار

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ARCHITECTURE

PALACE COMPLEX

 

Photo credits go to the 3D designer, Faizal Rahmat.

 

 

HOUSES

A Melayubumian traditional house

URBAN AND RURAL AREAS

Photo courtesy of Faizal Rahmat

FASHION

  CURRENCY

A tin coin with kris design

ENTERTAINMENT

BATIK MASKS

KITE FLYING

Wau Bulan: Melayubumian moon kite

KITCHENWARE & DINING

Melayubumian always eat with their right hands while they drink from their left hands.

Sometimes they would eat from banana leafs like the rice dish below

A teapot with a cylinder base is normally provided at the table to wash your hands before and after meals.

Labu sayong - Melayubumian earthenware water jug.

A large conical hat that can be used as a food cover.

BRASSWARE

Brassware is commonly found in Melayubumian royal palaces and noble houses.

GREETING STYLES

Common people

Greeting the ruler/monarch

TRANSPORT

Melayubumian horse carriage

A Melayubumian sail boat or ship

Melayubumian traditional ship

Ornate Melayubumian sail boat or ship design

Prahu (pr. Prah-hoo): Melayubumian fishing boat

Prahu bow details

AGRICULTURE

Paddy fields in Kayangan

Vertical shaft type windmill

Multi-tube seed drill

HERBAL MEDICINE

FESTIVALS

WARFARE

KERIS - MELAYUBUMIAN DAGGER / SWORD

How the Keris Matahari sword blade would look like

ARMOURS

MARTIAL ARTS ~ SILAT

BIARA (SEMINARIES), COMMUNITY HALLS & CANDI (TEMPLES)

Bell tower

A bell tower with a multi-tiered roof

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Sapek guitar

VASES

Chinese vases in palaces and opulent residences

Melayubumian terracotta vase and wood carving wall

Cemetery

Each burial ground is marked with two grave stone poles: a headstone and a footstone.

Foreign Merchants

Chinese merchants

Indian merchants

Persian merchants

Arab merchants

OTHER STUFF

Lake Mayang Sari: the origin of the Keris Mentari at a freshwater lake, and it borders with the sea.