Indonesia has various tribes and customs, which until now still exist and remain preserved.

Indonesia's cultural riches are indeed among the most diverse, compared to a number of other countries in the world.

This is caused by the large variety of tribes and cultures in each province in Indonesia.

So that when put together, Indonesia will have hundreds of diverse cultures and customs, from the West end to the East end of the Archipelago.

5 There Traditional Archipelago Clothing

From so many different kinds of customs and culture that exist in Indonesia, one of which is the identity of each tribe is a traditional custom clothing.

Traditional clothing is the identity of every tribe in the archipelago, and is the pride of each region.

The examples of traditional Indonesian traditional clothing that are quite well known include.

1. Traditional Clothing of Naggroe Aceh Darussalam

Aceh traditional clothes commonly called Ulee Balang. This clothing was originally used by the royal family, but now all levels of society can wear it to share customary events.

In this tradition, men wear black long sleeves made from silk, called Peukayan Linto Baro.

His subordinates, men wear black pants with black woven cloth with a gold pattern, called Sileuweu.

Not to forget the head cover called Meukeutop, and accessories in the form of a traditional weapon called Rencong.

While the woman wore brackets, weasel-tight pants, and woven cloth slung over the shoulder.

Not to forget, women also wear siger typical Naggroe Aceh Darussalam.

2. West Sumatra Traditional Clothing

West Sumatare traditional clothing is commonly referred to as Bundo Kanduang.

Men wear tops in the form of pot bays, and Minangkabau headgear.

While the women wore subordinates in the form of cloth, long kebaya, and a siger typical of the Minangkabau.

3. Jakarta / Betawi Traditional Clothes

Betawi traditional clothing generally the woman wearing kebaya encim kebaya, with bright colors. And the shawl which is also light colored, which is used as a head covering.

Whereas the man wore a black bajujas, which was combined with batik cloth as a belt, and a matching headgear with the bati belt.

4. Central Javanese Traditional Clothing

Central Javanese traditional clothes are often seen at weddings.

Generally the woman must be wearing a long black kebaya top, with a subordinate in the form of a brown cloth.

Meanwhile, the head is decorated with payes on his forehead, and wearing a Javanese siger on the top of his bun.

5. West Papuan Customary Clothing

This traditional clothing is commonly referred to as Ewer, which is made from natural ingredients in the form of dried straw.

Initially this outfit only covered the vital parts of people who wore it, but as time evolved, then this outfit was equipped with fabric as his superiors.

But superiors in the form of cloth only worn by women alone, to cover the chest.

While the men remain shirtless, and wearing subordinates in the form of straw.

Both men and women, both wearing headgear.

Those are some examples of pakaian adat tradisional Indonesia, which are already quite popular and are often seen on a number of specific occasions