Getting to know Jodang as a Historic Collection at the History of Java Museum

 

Have you ever heard the word "Jodang"? Some of the Javanese people may have heard the word. Jodang is one of the historical relics in the History of Java Museum, Yogyakarta. When you visit the History of Java Museum, this object is in the second aisle collection zone.

Getting to Know the Historical of Jodang

Javanese traditional cabinet or commonly called Jodang, is made of wood. Found in Madura, East Java, in the 18th century. Jodang is a place to keep valuables for the Javanese people, especially Madura with floral motifs. Like an old safe that was used to store valuables.

In addition, Jodang is also used for Javanese wedding customs. Jodang is usually used to bring the groom's offerings to the bride. It usually contains market snacks, staples, or crops, depending on the bride and groom.

This unique tradition is still maintained from generation to generation. This is done after the wedding ceremony, carried out 1-3 days after the marriage. Usually, this tradition is called Jodangan. What's unique about Jodang is that it looks like a coffin and is carried by two people.

There are many other historical relics in the History of Java Museum, Yogyakarta. If you want to see the object directly, you can visit the History of Java Museum, Yogyakarta. You will not lose if you visit this museum, because, in addition to the low and affordable price, we will learn a lot about the origin of the formation of the island of Java.

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