EthnoScapes · Lombok

Lombok

Pantai Putri Nyale, coastal landscape, and local narrative.

The Lombok page centres on Pantai Putri Nyale and the coastal setting connected with the local Bau Nyale narrative. The photographs present landscape first, with the story held as context rather than decoration.

Lombok field photography by Junita Arneld
Photographs by Junita ArneldField images from Lombok, presented as visual notes within The JAM ART.

Place

Lombok is approached through landscape, people, objects, and daily situations.

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Lombok through photographs.

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01 · Lombok

Putri Nyale

According to the local legend, Putri Nyale was a beautiful princess who sacrificed herself to the sea to save her kingdom from disaster. Every year during the traditional Sasak festival of Bau Nyale, thousands of sea worms, known as nyale, emerge from the ocean, and it is believed that these are the princess's manifestation.

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