The making of Liong and Barongsai ahead Lunar New Year
A craftsman manually colouring screen printing a 3-meters of the Liong (dragon) costume at home industry costume maker in Bogor, Indonesia on February 9, 2018. The Liong and Barongsai (lion) dance will perform in the Chinese New Year (on February 16, 2018) as a symbol of luck because of the strength and virtue it has. One Liong dance costume cost IDR 7 million (US$514) and Barongsai for IDR 5.5 million (US$405) with a making duration of 3 weeks.
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