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The '''Dog design''' is a very common [[motif]] of [[Borneo]], and has many variations within the different tribes. | |||
== Contents == | |||
# ''Udo Asu'' | |||
# Kowit | |||
# Iban | |||
# Others | |||
# Related Articles | |||
== ''Udo Asu'' == | |||
'''''Udo Asu''''' are traditional [[Kayan]] [[Borneo]] tattoos of dog designs (Kayan). These designs are from tatu-blocks in the [[Sarawak Museum]]. | |||
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|[[File:UduAsu1.jpg|thumb|Designed for the thigh of a man.]] | |||
|[[File:UduAsu2.jpg|thumb]] | |||
|[[File:UduAsu3.jpg|thumb]] | |||
|[[File:UduAsu4.jpg|thumb]] | |||
|[[File:UduAsu5.jpg|thumb|This is a double dog design for the outside of a man's thigh.]] | |||
|} | |||
== Kowit == | |||
[[Barawan]] and Kenyah modification of the dog design, known as "hook" ('''kowit''') pattern. From a tatu block in the [[Sarawak Museum]] (No. 1054-63) | |||
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|[[File:Kowit.jpg|center]] | |||
|[[File:Kowit2.jpg|center]] | |||
|} | |||
== Iban == | |||
A native [[Dayak]] tribe of [[Borneo]], '''Iban''' formerly the Sea Dayak have multiple variations of the dog design, | |||
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|[[File:UduAsu6.jpg|thumb]] | |||
|[[File:UduAsu7.jpg|thumb]] | |||
|[[File:UduAsu8.jpg|thumb]] | |||
|[[File:UduAsu9.jpg|thumb]] | |||
|[[File:UduAsu10.jpg|thumb]] | |||
|} | |||
and have also manipulted the design into a new motif, the '''scorpion''' or '''kala'''''. | |||
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|[[File:Kala.jpg|thumb|'''Kala''': From a tatu block in the [[Sarawak Museum]] (No. 1054-69)]] | |||
|[[File:Kelingai-Kala.jpg|thumb|'''Kelingai Kala''' is for the thigh, arm or breast of a man. From a tatu block in the [[Sarawak Museum]] (No. 1054-99)]] | |||
|} | |||
== Others == | |||
{| class="wikitable" | |||
|[[File:Urang.jpg|thumb|'''Urang''', also known as the "prawn pattern" is a variation of the [[Kenyan]].]] | |||
|[[File:UmaBalubo.jpg|thumb|'''Uma Balubo''' ;tribe unknown.]] | |||
|} | |||
== Related Articles == | |||
* [[Borneo]] | |||
* [[Borneo Rose]] |
Latest revision as of 02:35, 17 September 2023
The Dog design is a very common motif of Borneo, and has many variations within the different tribes.
Contents
- Udo Asu
- Kowit
- Iban
- Others
- Related Articles
Udo Asu
Udo Asu are traditional Kayan Borneo tattoos of dog designs (Kayan). These designs are from tatu-blocks in the Sarawak Museum.
Kowit
Barawan and Kenyah modification of the dog design, known as "hook" (kowit) pattern. From a tatu block in the Sarawak Museum (No. 1054-63)
Iban
A native Dayak tribe of Borneo, Iban formerly the Sea Dayak have multiple variations of the dog design,
and have also manipulted the design into a new motif, the scorpion or kala.