Symbolic Meaning Of Costumes And Property Gong Dance Of The Dawan Tribe Nansean Village

HARISWARI, Kadek Paramitha and CEUNFIN, Flora and AMASANAN, Yohanis Devriezen (2022) Symbolic Meaning Of Costumes And Property Gong Dance Of The Dawan Tribe Nansean Village. Ekspresi Seni : Jurnal Ilmu Pengetahuan dan Karya Seni, 24 (1). pp. 20-33. ISSN 2580-2208

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Abstract

Gong Dance is a profane dance of the Dawan Tribe community in Insana District, North Central Timor (TTU) Regency, East Nusa Tenggara Province which is usually danced in various events, both traditional events and as a reception dance.a symbol of authority, toughness, courage and masculinity of a Dawan tribe man. In particular, the symbolic meaning of Gong Dance is analyzed in terms of the costumes and properties used which are divided into three parts, namely the head which consists of pilu and pet no’o, body part consists of foke, molo, kain beti, pasu, sbeta and aluk. The leg consists of poentuf, bukhaef and giring-giring. While the properties of the gong dance are sumi and selendang. To analyze the symbolic meaning of the costumes and properties of the gong dance using qualitative descriptive analytical methods. Data obtained through observation and interviews as well as documentation.

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