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Gunungan is a work of art from Indonesia, especially from Java and Bali. Gunugan will always be there in every Wayang Kulit performance. A symbol of guarding the universe, because the gunng is the nail from the earth we live in. This work is suitable for those of you who are lovers of traditional arts and those who enjoy ethnic culture.

Gunungan is a work of art from Indonesia, especially from Java and Bali. Gunugan will always be there in every Wayang Kulit performance. A symbol of guarding the universe, because the gunng is the nail from the earth we live in. This work is suitable for those of you who are lovers of traditional arts and those who enjoy ethnic culture.

Desain based on nasi Goreng Nasi Goreng is tradisional food from Indonesia good for you to come to indonesia wearing this desain ^^ Enjoy be healthy

Gunungan is a work of art from Indonesia, especially from Java and Bali. Gunugan will always be there in every Wayang Kulit performance. A symbol of guarding the universe, because the gunng is the nail from the earth we live in. This work is suitable for those of you who are lovers of traditional arts and those who enjoy ethnic culture.

The Sasak people live mainly on the island of Lombok, Indonesia, numbering around 3.6 million (85% of Lombok's population).

enggang bird

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Baduy is one of the tribes in Indonesia that still has original culture and lives in natural forests

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Take it for yourself, family, friends or something special in your life!!!

Take it for yourself, family, friends or something special in your life!!!

Take it for yourself, family, friends or something special in your life!!!

bawor hill

Heritage icon Medan city, indonesia

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Klana Sewandana mask based on Indonesian traditional Culture in Malang East java.

Indonesia flag. Republic of Indonesia Republik Indonesia

Halooo.. I'm Batu Tua, here is my work entitled Barong x Rangda. this work is a picture of an Indonesian culture originating from Bali. Glad to be able to process and display this work for you

Wayang - Indonesian Culture

Medan Guy Indonesian Traditional Culture by xoalsohanifa

this indonesian monster emoji mask grins out at the world!

Etnic Man Culture Mask

Buto Ijo with One Eye Mask

Gunungan is a work of art from Indonesia, especially from Java and Bali. Gunugan will always be there in every Wayang Kulit performance. A symbol of guarding the universe, because the gunng is the nail from the earth we live in. This work is suitable for those of you who are lovers of traditional arts and those who enjoy ethnic culture.

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This modern language chart contains all 26 characters of the Indonesian alphabet in capital and lowercase, alongside an English pronunciation guide.

An emblem from the Majapahit era that depicted Hindu deities.

This modern language chart contains all 26 characters of the Indonesian alphabet in capital and lowercase, alongside an English pronunciation guide.

Maimun Palace is the palace of the Deli Sultanate which is one of the icons of Medan City, North Sumatra. Indonesia, the Maimun Palace is proof of the triumph of the Malay kingdom in Indonesia, Sumatra, it made me interested in bringing it up into digital illustration artwork.

this is a figure in Balinese and Javanese mythology. His appearance is depicted in various disguises as an animal. Barong is one of the proud cultures of Indonesia

Rangda is the demon queen of the Leyaks in Bali, according to traditional Balinese mythology. Terrifying to behold, the child-eating Rangda leads an army of evil witches against the leader of the forces of good — Barong. The battle between Barong and Rangda is featured in a Barong dance which represents the eternal battle between good and evil.[1] Rangda is a term in old Javanese that means "widow".