Chewing tradition is very popular in society live all over country
Chewing tradition usually uses by old man or woman (both)
Chewing potions ingredent of tobbaco, cholk, gambir and piper betle leaves
The wood, silver and brass is a metrials to made a place for Pakinangan.
The collections are :
Pakinangan from Surabaya
Pakinagan from Stedelijk Historisch Museum Surabaya
Kecohan from Stedelijk Historisch Museum Surabaya
Kecohan from Stedelijk Historisch Museum Surabaya
Pakinangan from Stedelijk Historisch Museum Surabaya
Kacip from Stedelijk Historisch Museum Surabaya
PETANEN BED (Goddess Sri Worship)
Commonly Java traditional house was completed with three rooms
The middle room is usually empty. This middle room called petanen for Goddess Sri
(Dewi Sri).
The collections are :
Complete Petanen from Surabaya
Bokor from Stedelijk Historisch Museum Surabaya
Klemuk from Stedelijk Historisch Museum Surabaya
Kecohan from Stedelijk Historisch Museum Surabaya
Roro Blonyo Statue from Stedelijk Historisch Museum Surabaya
THE CREESE
For the peoples, a creese beside as a weapon also ability as a heritage. Because they
thought that creese is made by a Master of Creese (called Mpu). The body of creese is
smooth or waved (luk). The creese is also have complete with wraper.
The collections are :
Ladrangan creese from Stedelijk Historisch Museum Surabaya
Gayaman creese from Stedelijk Historisch Museum Surabaya
Dapur creese from Stedelijk Historisch Museum Surabaya
Dapur creese (golden) from Stedelijk Historisch Museum Surabaya
Dapur creese (shaped) from Stedelijk Historisch Museum Surabaya
Dapur creese from Stedelijk Historisch Museum Surabaya
Majapahit creese from Stedelijk Historisch Museum Surabaya
Kudi from Stedelijk Historisch Museum Surabaya
THE SPEAR
One of weapon that Java People count is the spear. The spear made by Mpu. The material
is from best metal and tin and it mixed and combined both.
The collections are :
Wrapping spear from Stedelijk Historisch Museum Surabaya
Unwrapping spear from Stedelijk Historisch Museum Surabaya
Plangkan from Stedelijk Historisch Museum Surabaya