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Last changed on Thu, 01/01/1970 - 00:00
Rihindi
Digital Heritage
Community
Dimasa
Category
Flora and Fauna, Dress and Ornaments, History, Traditional Practices
Summary
A traditional Dimasa clothing made of Silk, extracted from Silkworms.
Interview of Khun Phainyaba
Digital Heritage
Community
Dimasa
Category
People, Dress and Ornaments, History, Traditional Practices
Summary
It is a video of an interview of a shopkeeper who sells thread for weaving.
Jugab
Digital Heritage
Community
Dimasa
Category
Flora and Fauna, Food, Traditional Practices
Summary
Jugab is a traditional rice and herb mixture, stored to farment from which Judima, the Dimasa rice wine is produced.
Duhyung Shigba
Digital Heritage
Community
Dimasa
Category
People, Traditional Practices
Summary
Duhyung Shiglaiba is a traditional game of the Dimasas where two parties compete each other by pulling on opposite ends of the rope.
Khaudi
Digital Heritage
Community
Dimasa
Category
Traditional Practices
Summary
Khaudi (or cowrie shell) is a marine object used in spiritual practices and ritual rites of Dimasa community.
Bodo House setup and household activities
Digital Heritage
Community
बर' Bodo
Category
People, Dress and Ornaments, Tools and Instruments, History, Traditional Practices, Oral Traditions
Summary
This is a digital illustration of Bodo House and household activities.
Bodo Village Setup and farming
Digital Heritage
Community
बर' Bodo
Category
Tools and Instruments, Traditional Practices, Oral Traditions
Summary
This is a digital illustration of Bodo Traditional farming activities.
Daophung Kho
Digital Heritage
Community
Dimasa
Category
Traditional Practices
Summary
Daophung Kho is a pig shed.
Making of Judima
Digital Heritage
Community
Dimasa
Category
Food, Traditional Practices
Summary
Judima is prepare freshly for the death ritual in the Dimasa culture. After the process of making judima is completed, they give to the villagers to consume during the days of ritual.
Yungma Bithip
Digital Heritage
Community
Dimasa
Category
Flora and Fauna, Traditional Practices
Summary
Yungma Bithip generally refers to the cocoon of an insect, particularly that of a silkworm.
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