Making Process and Meaning the Ceramic Puppet Kamasan Illustrations in Cultural Conservation Efforts in Bali
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Design Study Program, Masters Program, Postgraduate Program, Indonesian Arts Institute of Denpasar, Nusa Indah Street, Denpasar, Postal Code 80236, Bali, Indonesia
Craft Program Study, Faculty of Arts and Design, Indonesian Arts Institute of Denpasar, Nusa Indah Street, Denpasar, Postal Code 80236, Bali, Indonesia
Craft Program Study, Faculty of Arts and Design, Indonesian Arts Institute of Denpasar, Nusa Indah Street, Denpasar, Postal Code 80236, Bali, Indonesia
Design Study Program, Masters Program, Postgraduate Program Indonesian Arts Institute of Denpasar, Nusa Indah Street, Denpasar, Postal Code 80236, Bali, Indonesia
Abstract
The advantage ceramic of Balinese Kamasan ornament, it has a very strong Balinese identity. Therefore, the this ceramic creation was a novel creation by ceramic artists in Indonesia. Purpose this study to explain the process creation, types of products, and the meaning of ceramic craft creation the Balinese Kamasan puppet. The determination data sources by purposive sampling. Data collection methods by observation, interview, and documentation techniques. The results of creation process consisted of several stages with a fairly long process, from the design to the final combustion process, which iscombusting the puppet ornaments on the ceramics surface at a temperature 10000C. The types of ceramic products produced, namely sangku (holy water container) and jars in several variations. Each ornament presents a snippet of a puppet story which is useful as a reflection of human life. The meaning shown from this creation was creativity, preservation, economy, and the national identity. The study finding was the ceramic creation process required a long time and high accuracy with painting techniques. The conclusion was this creation process requires patience and thoroughness and is part of the preservation of Balinese culture.
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