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Tari Mansorandak
  • Manage No PI00006915
    Country Indonesia
    Year Aug 27, 2017
    ICH Domain Performing Arts
Description Tari Mansorandak is a dance created by reconstructing the Mansorandak ritual, a tradition passed down in the Tari region in Papua, the easternmost part of Indonesia. The dancers wear traditional costumes, paint red and white patterns on their bodies and dance an exuberant and dynamic dance. The dance is accompanied by a traditional Wor song, containing the wisdom of the Biak. Mansorandak is a traditional welcoming ritual, performed when a respected individual visits the village, or tribesmen who had left the village a long time ago return home, to express joy and gratitude at their safe return, and ward off any bad energy that may have followed them in. The Mansorandak tradition, which welcomes guests with a heartfelt ritual, is a form of cultural heritage all the more worthy of safeguarding in modern society where the value of family is being eroded and exclusivism towards outsiders is intensifying. Characteristics: ∙Originates from a welcome ritual Performed by Marwar Budaya Dance Atelier Directed by Maria Sofia Trimawarsanti Choreographed by Maria Sofia Trimawarsanti
Photographer Asia Dance Culture Institute
Place Republic of Korea File Size 731KB
Definition 882 x 540 File Format PNG
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