Author: Yayasan Harapan Kita & BP3 Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, Jakarta
Publisher: various, 1995. (Indonesian). Hardcover
Indonesia Indah 9: Aksara (Scripts, writing systems in Indonesia). 194pgs. The book examines the historical Scripts, its evolution, and history of ancient and traditional writing systems used across the Indonesian islands, such as Pallava, Kawi and regional scripts like Batak, Rejang, Lampung, Javanese, Balinese and Lontara. In addition it described the cultural significance, how traditional scripts were inscribed on various media such as stone inscriptions/prasasti, lontar palm leaves, tree bark or pustaha, and early paper manuscripts. The documentation is extensive photographs and illustrations of ancient manuscripts, epigraphy, letter forms and cultural artifacts, native to different Indonesian ethnic groups.
Author: various, 1995. (Indonesian). Hardcover
Publisher: Yayasan Harapan Kita & BP3 Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, Jakarta
Indonesian Indah 5: Teater Boneka (traditional Puppet Theatre). 250pgs. Explores the rich history, philosophy, and performance styles of traditional puppet theatre across Indonesia. Details distinct regional puppet artforms, craftmanship, and story telling traditions (such as Wayang Golek, and other local forms). Evaluates the ro;le of puppetry in Indonesian social life, folklore, and classical performing art.
Author: various, 1995. (Indonesian). Hardcover
Publisher: Yayasan Harapan Kita & BP3 Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, Jakarta
Indonesian Indah 6: Teater Tradisional Indonesia (Traditional Indonesian Theatre). 236pgs. Focus on the historical evolution, cultural significance and performance styles of regional traditional theatres in Indonesia. The books gives a detailed visual and textual profile of folk drama, genres, indigenous theatrical storytelling, character masks and regional stage costumes, such as lenong, ludruk, wayang orang, and randai equivaslents. In addition, the book presents an extensive archival imagery depicting actors, stage setups, and costumes from various Indonesian provinces.
Author: unknown, 1999. 64pgs. (English). Hardcover
Publisher: Grange Books, England
"Shrubs represent a vital component of ecological systems, contributing to biodiversity, environmental stability, and aesthetic value in both natural and cultivated landscapes. This booklet seeks to provide a structured exploration of shrub management, encompassing principles of care, cultivation practices, and the identification of diverse species. By integrating practical guidance with scientific insights, the text aims to serve as both a reference and a handbook for enthusiasts, horticulturists, and scholars who wish to deepen their understanding of these resilient plants. In doing so, it underscores the significance of shrubs not only as ornamental features but also as integral elements of sustainable ecosystems."
Author: Edeltraud Tagwerker, 2009. 195pg. (English)
Publisher: Peter Lang GmbH, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Siho and Naga are prominent mythological figures in Lao traditional textiles. This book explores the rich history and culture of artisans who craft exquisite woven cloth, captivating textile enthusiasts worldwide. It showcases rare weaving techniques, intricate patterns, and natural dyes while emphasizing the diverse ethnic groups that thrived in self-sufficient rural communities. Textiles are undeniably central to the social and spiritual life of the Lao people.
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