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Price Mistake? Classic Elegance Now 90% Cheaper [1CJM0ZcO] in Traditional Craftsmanship

Embark on a journey of cultural richness with the "Price Mistake? Classic Elegance Now 90% Cheaper [1CJM0ZcO]" Kreot Nai Juan sarong, a symbol of timeless tradition and exquisite craftsmanship. This two-part bride wealth tubular sarong, with its uncut warp, is not just a piece of fabric—it is a testament to the deep-seated customs and rituals of the community. Crafted with warp ikat, handspun cotton, and natural dyes, this textile is a masterpiece that showcases the artistry of Wulandoni, Lembata, 2015.

• Experience the rich heritage of the region through the intricate designs and patterns.
• Enjoy the unique uncut warp technique, symbolizing the enduring bond to the community.

Unveiling the Cultural Significance

The Kreot Nai Juan sarong holds profound cultural significance, as it is an essential part of the marriage gifts and the ritual textile, the three-part Kreot Nai Telon. The sarong's value is determined by the number of parts, with more parts indicating higher value. These textiles, offered by the bride's clan to the groom's family, have been exchanged for elephant tusks since the 16th century, reflecting the deep historical ties between clans.

• Discover the story of the central motif, Samoina, which honors the first ancestor who created motifs on the Tapobali textile.
• Appreciate the sarong's role in preserving and celebrating the community's heritage.

Practical and Stylish Display

This extraordinary textile is not only a cultural artifact but also a stunning decorative piece. Whether hung on the wall or placed at the end of a bed, the Kreot Nai Juan sarong adds a touch of classic elegance to any space. Each cloth comes with information about the makers, ensuring you can appreciate the craftsmanship behind each piece.

• Enhance your home decor with a piece that tells a story and adds a cultural touch.
• Experience the beauty and depth of traditional weaving techniques.