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Een Peranakan-ceintuur (vaak aangeduid als een Peranakan of Straits zilveren/gouden riem) is een traditionele, vaak rijk versierde gordel die door Peranakan-vrouwen in Zuidoost-Azië werd gedragen, vooral bij sarongs tijdens bruiloften en festiviteiten. Deze riemen, vaak met Aceh-stijl motieven zoals de feniks.

De Peranakan zijn van Chinese afkomst en woonden in het Straits gebied in de Indische Archipel: het huidige: Singapore/Maleisië en Indonesie.

Lengte 101 cm
Breedte 3 cm
Belt: 7x 10 cm
384 gram

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Early 20th century - Good condition

Peranakan belt - Indonesian Archipelago - Indonesia

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