Regional apparel

Apparel Bali region is extremely varied, although a cursory looks the same. Each area in Bali has a symbolic and ornamental characteristics, based on activity / ceremony, sex and age of its users. Social and economic status of a person can be known based on the style of clothing he was wearing jewelry and ornaments.

Man
Children wearing udeng Ubud, white shirt and cloth.
Traditional male clothing generally consists of:
• Udeng (headband)
• Kain Kampuh (Woven seam)
• Umpal (shawl fastener)
• kain Wastra (kemben/woven)
• Belt
• Keris
• A variety of jewelry ornaments
Often, too, worn clothes, shirts, jackets, and footwear as a complement.

Woman
The young dancer wearing a noose, prada songket and fabric.
Women's traditional clothing, usually consisting of:
• gelung/sanggul (bun)
• Sesenteng (kemben songket)
• kain Wastra
• prada belt (Stagen), twist your hips and chest
• Selendang songket (shawl) shoulders down
• Kain tapih or sinjang (woven), next in
• A variety of jewelry ornaments
Often kebaya worn, the cloth covering the chest, and footwear as a complement.