| Price | RM35.00 |
| Product SKU | 1D1-1N5-C021 |
| Brand | Kadaiku |
| Size (L x W x H) | 21 cm x 1.5 cm x 23.5 cm |
| Availability | In Stock |
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The content of this book is cultures of Sabah, Clothes, jewelry and ornaments, the festivals in Sabah. Others, this book contain musical instruments, song and dance, handicraft and traditional cuisine in Sabah. This book is made of art paper and the picture was full color.
Among the male Rungus community, the Sigal plays an important part in their social life, worn especially as headgear during gatherings such as Harvest Festival, welcoming dignitaries, wedding celebrations, and the Magis ceremony (a ritual) and is also worn daily as part of their attire. The Sigal is tied and arranged from a piece of Pis cloth by using the embroidery technique of the Binadan tribe from Kudat. Among the Rungus community, the Pis cloth is known as Tinohian. The motive on the Pis or Tinohian is decorated with a variety of beautiful patterns, inspired by nature. Some of the motives are Unduk Kayapoh and Naga.
SABAH, one of the 13 states of Malaysia located on the worlds' third largest island, Borneo, is still an enigma to many. While much has been recorded about Malaysia and Borneo, SABAH is still relatively unknown. Traditions and customs have long been part of our lives. Some have survived for eons, others have barely endured, touched by influences that have led others to be forgotten altogether. Traditions survived because they were handed down through the generations. In this ever-changing world that we live in, there must be a conscious effort to preserve these traditions and customs so that the people, their lifestyles, beliefs, and practices live on. This book is written and compiled essentially as an introduction toward the understanding of SABAH and her people. It is also our hope that others will be inspired to delve further and to record the many interesting facets of our cultures, customs, and traditions.