BANGKENG, A Place to Store 100-years-old Malay Wedding Clothes, Displayed at Batam Museum

TRIBUNBATAM.id, BATAM - Bangkeng, a place to store Malay wedding clothes estimated to be more than 100 years old, has been displayed at the Batam Museum on the Engku Putri. 

In addition to Bangkeng or rukop, there is also a brass house equipment that is very typical of Malay culture. 

Like Pahar, a place with legged dishes. Then Semberit, a small-footed dish. Next there is Talam, a place with no legs. As well as Sanggan or Alas and Sangku, a place for water to wash hands. 

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In the collection in the corner of the "Masa Riau Lingga" also seen Kaki Dian or a place to put the candles. In addition there are also Embat-embat, a place for the water with smells. And kupi, a place to store the sewing equipment. 

Another collection that is owned by the Batam Museum for home furnishings from the ancient Malay community is the Belange Obat Periuk. That is a place to boil a medicinal herb. Also there are the basins for handwashing, Lekar or Alas Periuk, up to Saji's hood or called Tudung Saji. 

Although newly formed, the Batam Museum has been registered with the Ministry of Education and Culture. The museum, which took the building of the former National MTQ Astaka 2014, is registered in the museum database throughout Indonesia, which is owned by the Directorate for the Preservation of Cultural Preservation and Museum under the number of 21.71.U.05.200. (*) 

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