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Cabang-Katalog-Inventaris-Cabang 0 DAFTAR ISI Daftar Isi ..................................................................................................................................................................... 1 Kata Pengantar Ketua Umum PPI Tiongkok 2018/2020 ......................................................................... 2 Region Selatan Changsha ..................................................................................................................................................................... 4 Chongqing .................................................................................................................................................................. 5 Guangzhou ................................................................................................................................................................. 12 Guilin ............................................................................................................................................................................ 21 Nanning ....................................................................................................................................................................... 25 Wuhan .......................................................................................................................................................................... 28 Xiamen ......................................................................................................................................................................... 37 Region Timur Hangzhou .................................................................................................................................................................... 46 Hefei.............................................................................................................................................................................. 50 Nanjing ........................................................................................................................................................................ 51 Ningbo ......................................................................................................................................................................... 59 Shanghai ...................................................................................................................................................................... 66 Wuxi.............................................................................................................................................................................. 68 Region Utara Changchun.................................................................................................................................................................. 71 Beijing .......................................................................................................................................................................... 72 Harbin .......................................................................................................................................................................... 76 Qingdao ....................................................................................................................................................................... 85 Shijiazhuang .............................................................................................................................................................. 87 Tianjin .......................................................................................................................................................................... 89 Zhengzhou .................................................................................................................................................................. 94 1 KATA PENGANTAR Assalamualaikum Warohmatullahi Wabarokatuh, Salam Sejahtera Bagi Kita Semua, Hom Swastiatsu, Salam Perhimpunan! Puji serta Syukur kita panjatkan atas khadirat Tuhan Yang Maha Esa, karena berkat rahmatnya kami semua dapat senantiasa berhimpun dalam wadah Perhimpunan Pelajar Indonesia (PPI) Tiongkok ini. Berkat rahmatnya dan atas seizinNya pula kami dapat menyelesaikan buku katalog Investari Baju dan Perlekapan Adat Budaya Indonesia. Seperti yang diketahui bahwa Katalog ini disusun untuk mempermudah para pelajar Indonesia di Tiongkok yang ingin meminjam dan mempromosikan budaya Indonesia di kota atau universitas tempat belajar masing- masing. Oleh karena itu, kami, PPI Tiongkok, bermaksud membuat dan meng-inventarisir baju adat yang dimiliki baik itu cabang, ranting, maupun individu untuk nantinya dapat dipinjam. Apresiasi yang tinggi kami berikan kepada Departemen Seni, Budaya, dan Pariwisata (Senbudpar) PPI Tiongkok di bawah koordinasi Gabriella Suarez, karena berkat kerja keras Tim Senbudpar, maka Katalog ini selesai dirangkup dan siap untuk disebar. Pada kesempatan kali ini juga kami juga ingin memberikan apresiasi kepada para ketua cabang dan ranting serta jajarannya yang turut membantu dalam memberikan informasi, photo, dan koleksi untuk memperkaya isi dari katalog ini. Kami menyadari bahwa katalog ini masih jauh dari kata sempurna, oleh karena itu saran, kritik, dan masukan dari para pembaca sangatlah berarti bagi kami agar nantinya dapat memberikan yang terbaik dalam penyempurnaan katalog ini kedepannya. 2 Akhir kata, semoga katalog ini bermanfaat bagi para Pelajar Indonesia di Tiongkok untuk sepenuh hati menjadi duta bangsa dan mempromosikan budaya Indonesia disini. Wasalamualaikum Warohmatullahi Wabarokatuh, Hom Santi, Santi, Santi Hom Suzhou 6 November 2018 Fadlan Muzakki 3 KATALOG INVENTORIS KEBUDAYAAN PPIT CHANGSHA Contact Person : Amel Andi Lolo Wechat ID& no HP : andiloloamel & 15116125648 No Nama Barang Jumlah Foto Baju Keterangan (termasuk ukuran) 1 Sound 2 MIC (speaker) Persyaratan peminjaman 1. Peminjam barang harap mengembalikan barang dalam keadaan baik/tidak rusak. 2. Peminjam barang wajib dan bertanggung jawab atas barang yang dipinjam selama masa peminjaman. 3. Peminjam barang wajib menanggung biaya pengiriman dan pengembalian barang dari dan sampai ke kota tujuan. 4. Peminjam diwajibkan untuk memberi tahu dari jauh-jauh hari. 4 KATALOG INVENTORIS KEBUDAYAAN PPIT CHONGQING Contact Person : Riri Puspita Ramadani Wechat ID& no HP : riripus / 13164418907 No Nama Barang Jumlah Foto Barang Keterangan (termasuk ukuran) 1. Kebaya Bali 1 1 set 1 set meliputi: Kebaya : S • Kebaya Rok : All size • Rok fit to LP 80 • Obi 2. Kebaya Bali 2 1 set 1 set meliputi: Kebaya : M • Kebaya Rok : All size • Rok fit to LP 80 • Obi 3. Kebaya Bali 3 1 set 1 set meliputi: Kebaya : XL • Kebaya Rok: All size • Rok fit to LP 80 • Obi 4. Baju adat 1 set 1 set meliputi: Makasssar • Baju Wanita 1 • Sarung • Hiasan kepala • Gelang • Kalung • Anting-anting • Kipas 5 5. Baju adat 1 set 1 set meliputi: Makassar • Baju Wanita 2 • Sarung • Hiasan kepala • Gelang • Kalung • Anting-anting • Kipas 6. Baju Tari 4 Set 1 Set meliputi: Nandak • Baju LD • Baju 90 • Rok • Rok LD • Hiasan kepala 84 • Selendang 4 macam 7. Baju Tari 5 Set 1 set meliputi : Papua • Rok • Rok LP • Hiasan kepala 84 • Sepasang Gelang tangan dan kaki • Tameng • Tongkat 8. Baju Tari 1 set 1 set meliputi: Merak 1 • Kemben • Rok (kain) • Kace/penutup dada • Sayap merak • Selendang • Ikat pinggang • Mahkota merak • Sumping/tutup telinga • Tutup sanggul 6 9. Baju Tari 1 set 1 set meliputi: Merak 2 • Kemben • Rok (kain) • Kace/penutup dada • Sayap merak • Selendang • Ikat pinggang • Mahkota merak • Sumping/tutup telinga • Tutup sanggul 10. Baju Tari 1 set 1 set meliputi: Merak 3 • Kemben • Rok (kain) • Kace/penutup dada • Sayap merak • Selendang • Ikat pinggang • Mahkota merak • Sumping/tutup telinga • Tutup sanggul 11. Baju Saman 1 17 set 1 set meliputi: • Baju Ukuran: • Celana • S (2 set) • Kain • M (10 set) • Selendang 2 buah • L (5 set) • Kain ikat pinggang • Hiasan kepala 12. Baju Saman 2 Set 1 1 set meliputi: Rok Hijau: 6 • Rok kain set • Selendang • Hiasan kepala Set 2 Rok Batik: 10 set Set 3 Rok Gold: 6 7 set 13. Baju adat 1 set 1 set meliputi: Lampung • Baju Ukuran : • Rok • Baju LD 95 • Ikat pinggang • Rok LP 84 • Penutup dada • Mahkota siger 14. Kain Batik 3 Lembar Kain Batik 2m x 1.1m 15. Kain Batik 1 Lembar 16. Songket Bali 2 Lembar Songket Bali 2m x 1.1m 17. Kain Bali 2 Lembar 8 18. Kain Tari 25 Lembar Kecak 19. Blankon 3 Buah 20 Blankon 1 Buah 21. Ikat Kepala 1 1 Lembar 22. Ikat Kepala 2 1 Lembar 9 23. Topeng 2 Buah 24. Kuda 4 Buah Lumping 25. Tongkat 4 Buah Kuda Lumping 26. Scarf Batik 3 Lembar 27. Angklung 1 Set 10 28. Tamborin 1 Buah 29. Gendang 1 Buah Kecil 30. Gendang 1 Buah Sedang Persyaratan peminjaman 1. Peminjaman barang harap mengembalikan barang dalam keadaan baik/tidak rusak. 2. Peminjaman barang wajib dan bertanggung jawab atas barang yang dipinjam selama masa peminjaman. 3. Peminjaman barang wajib menanggung biaya pengiriman dan pengembalian barang dari dan sampai kota tujuan. 4. Peminjam barang wajib menghubungi contact person PPIT Chongqing, dan kemudian akan dikirimkan katalog peminjaman PPIT Chongqing dan Nataraja Chongqing 5. Peminjaman barang diwajibkan mengirimkan surat peminjaman ke alamat email [email protected] dan cc ke [email protected] 6. Peminjaman barang diwajibkan membayar uang jaminan sebesar 50 (lima puluh) kuai. Uang jaminan akan dikembalikan jika tidak terjadi kerusakan pada barang yang dipinjam. 7. Apabila terjadi kerusakan pada barang
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