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Pua Kumbu

Pua Kumbu is a woven fabric used during sacred ritual of Iban people, Serawak, Malaysia. Historically, the fabric are used during funeral, after a headhunting, and shamanism however, nowadays the fabric is representing tribal culture and as symbols of wealth, status and to separate the identity between Iban people with the majority of Malaysian Muslim.

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