Relics of Historic Objects Believed to be Guardian Figures at the History of Java Museum

 

It's not strange to talk about or hear an object that we believe is a "guard figure" in our lives. In ancient times, perhaps our ancestors did this. Put their trust in an object that is considered to be able to change or maintain our lives. Myth or not depends on one's beliefs.

The History of Java Museum has many historical objects that are considered as "guard figures" in our lives. Somehow every historical object has its power or mystical thing. Maybe many people think that a historical object has a "guard figure," so it always depends on the object.

One of the historical objects in the History of Java Museum, which is believed to be a "guard figure," is a statue of a dog keeper. This statue is made of bronze. Derived from Dongson Culture (North Vietnam) and was found in East Java in 100 – 50 BC.

This bronze statue in the shape of a dog is usually used as a toy for children considered guardian figures. The true nature of the dog does have the nature of a guard. Dogs will always be loyal to their owners. Therefore, according to the shape of this bronze statue, which is considered a "guard figure," it is represented by the nature of dogs in general who is house guards from negative things.

Interesting right? We can know much more about the statues or other historical objects considered "guard figures" at the History of Java Museum Yogyakarta if you are curious about these statues or what is in this museum. You can visit the History of Java Museum Yogyakarta.

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