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Sarong
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Sarong 

a national garment worn by men and women in Indonesia and Malaysia. Resembling a long skirt, the garment consists of a long piece of material wound around the lower half of the body from the waist to the ankles. Women sometimes wear a sarong so that its upper edge reaches the middle of the chest, tightly covering it. Sarongs are made of colored cotton; on the islands of Java and Bali, they are usually made of batik. Similar garments are common among some of the peoples of continental Southeast Asia and the Philippines.



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Female balian Kantu' usually dressed in Malay style in baju and sarung, whilst balian banuaka' adorned themselves in traditional Embaloh dress comprising beaded skirts and jackets (kain manik), headcloths (datulu), and hair garlands (bua'/bunga).
 
 
 
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