Tenun Sipirok

Fabric Type: Tenun
Pattern Name: Angkar Cino Motif
Pattern Meaning: The Angkar Cino motif was originally a motif that existed on Parompa Sadun's ulos. Parompa Sadun is a traditional woven cloth of the Angkola Batak tribe, which is the hallmark of South Tapanuli Regency, North Sumatra. Parompa in the true sense is a long cloth, but usually it is often spoken by Batak people, namely paroppa. The use of this pump in ancient times and until now is used as a baby carrier. This Parompa Sadun gift at a traditional event is usually given by parents to a woman who has just been blessed with her first child. Meanwhile, the ceremony for giving this traditional cloth is called Mangalehen Parompa (handing over the long cloth). The meaning of the Angkar motif is that the wearer must have broad and wise knowledge so that they can coexist with the whole community and be useful to others
Material Type: Katun
Size: 230cm x 105cm
Coloring Type: Pewarna Sintetis
Fabric Making Technique: ATBM