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Lois Denissa
Diploma Of Art And Design, Faculty Of Art And Design, Maranatha Christian University, Bandung, Indonesia
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Journal : Humanitas : Jurnal Psikologi

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Pala dan Cengkeh Di antara Jejak Sejarah, Batik dan Identitas Lois Denissa
Humanitas (Jurnal Psikologi) Vol 6 No 1 (2022)
Publisher : Universitas Kristen Maranatha

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.28932/humanitas.v6i1.4561

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Nutmeg and Clove are native plants to Indonesia, growing in the islands of Banda and Maluku (Siswanti, 2022: 80) Both are spice commodities of fantastic value of the 15th century in world trade, one kilogram of nutmeg or cloves equivalent to one kilogram of pure gold, primadonnas that are highly targeted by the nations. Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch and British raced for months to year find the source of spices, monopolize trade and snatch huge profits. Nutmeg and cloves have become the identity of Maluku, ironically this identity actually led Europeans to colonize. Nutmeg and cloves at that time became primadonna because of its powerful power in the procurement of food, cosmetics and health. This historical trace has been inscribed in batik motifs to perpetuate the identity of the Banda and Maluku islands. This research uses qualitative analytical methods to the spice phenomenon of nusantara that occurred in the past and the efforts of the Moluccas in maintaining their identity in the shape of batik. The aim of the study is to instill awareness of the younger generation and put nutmeg and cloves back as commodities of international value. Extracting the benefits of nutmeg and cloves and its promotion in batik motifs will build a careful understanding and develop the spirit of the same collective identity. Batik Nutmeg and Cloves have a strong historical foundation in cementing the identity of the oral and intangible heritage of humanity established by Unesco.
Co-Authors Anjeli Tania Ayu Kartika Sari Cherish Rosethalia Clemensy Aurelia Devina Theodora Felicia Gunawan Gerardine Nathania Iman Budiman Izmet Zainal Effendi Jesslyn Ivana Kristi Junnica Hakim Santoso Olga Catherina Pattipawaej Rosa Permanasari Rosida Tiurma Manurung Tan Indra Janti Vania Hindriana Ngo Wenny Anggraini Natalia