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Sunarto has written: 'Wayang kulit purwa dalam pandangan sosio-budaya' -- subject(s): Shadow puppets 'Seni gatra wayang kulit purwa' -- subject(s): Shadow puppets, Leatherwork, Wayang, Puppet theater
Sumadji has written: 'Mengenal kerajinan wayang kulit' -- subject(s): Puppet making, Shadow puppets
Wayang kulit is traditionally made from buffalo or cow hide that is stretched and treated to be translucent. The puppet figures are then intricately handcrafted and painted using leather carving tools and natural dyes. Traditional wayang kulit craftsmen follow time-tested methods to create these unique shadow puppets.
Stick (tulakbala) is used for puppet manipulation in shadow play (wayang kulit) to bring characters to life through movements. The palamuti or decorative ornaments on the puppets enhance the visual appeal and help differentiate characters for the audience. Both elements are essential in conveying the story and engaging the audience during wayang kulit performances.
There are many different ways to make wayang kulit. It simply depends on the way you prefer.
Javanese for leather puppet or parchment puppet. It is referring to a style of theater using puppet made from parchment, using a wide screen, a lamp, and gamelan music. The puppet is hollow punched and painted with rich color. When it performed, you can watch from back or front of the screen.
Wayang kulit depicts sociocultural relevance and interest through shadow puppet theater plays and a singer called "Dalang" Sana makatulong #CARRYONLEARNING
Wayang kulit performed stories from Hinduism epics. But the puppet style is affected by java moslem culture.
Wayang kulit (leather puppet or parchment puppet; also theatre) was created in Indonesia in approximately 900 to 1500 AD.
Wayang Kulit depicts sociocultural relevance and interest through Shadow Puppet Theatre Plays and a singer called "Dalang".
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Mangkunegara has written: 'On the wayang kulit (purwa) and its symbolic and mystical elements' -- subject(s): Cults, Shadow shows