From Indonesianmusic.com
Women's traditional dress, especially in Yogya and Solo court families, consisting of :
- Jarit or Tapih or Sinjang
A 'kain panjang' (long cloth of batik) measuring around 2 m x 1 m to cover the lower body, tightened with stagen (large waist band) - Kebaya
It is a traditional long sleeved shirt (the material used is not from batik, usually from silk and other fine materials). - Selendang
It is used as attractive piece of clothing to compliment the traditional dress. The 2 m x 0,5 m selendang cloth hung over one shoulder. - Kemben or Semekan
It is special for ceremonies in Karaton (palace) or Royal family ceremonies. Instead of wearing Kebaya, to cover the upper body, a kemben is worn.
- Jarit or Bebed
Men kain panjang, tightened with stagen. - Surjan
Men traditional long sleeved shirt (only for Yogya style) and the material is not batik. - Beskap
Instead of wearing surjan, the men wear a coat (beskap of Solo style or Atila of Yogya style), the materials is not batik. - Blangkon
It is a headgear made from batik. - Keris
The dagger is worn at backside of the waist, as a compliment to the dress.
Is a very long jarit to cover the lower body. It is worn only on a very special occasion such as the king coronation by the king himself. The wearing of dodot or kampuhan is very complicated. It may take two hours to wear a dodot with the help of specialist-dressers!
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