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Historical Studies of ˜Andhap Asor: Cultural Value in Labang Mesem Gate Formation, Sumenep Palace, Madura Indraprasti, Anggri; Santosa, Imam; Adhitama, Gregorius Prasetyo; Widodo, Pribadi
International Journal for Educational and Vocational Studies Vol. 4 No. 4 (2022)
Publisher : Universitas Malikussaleh

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29103/ijevs.v4i4.9055

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Study the history important to remain us about the cultural value that has been built as moral-ethic from our ancient, until now. One of palace that is consist lot of ethical value, was The Sumenep Palace, Madura”which was built in 1781, designed by Chinese architect Lauw Pai Ngo. The gate, or in other words ˜the entrance”located at the front of the building complex, serves as access in and out of the palace area, which has its own meaning and impression. The Labang Mesem Gate is the entrance to the Sumenep Palace; which has the value of acculturating Islamic, Hindu, Buddhist architectural styles as well as Javanese-Madurese, Chinese and European (Dutch) cultures. The Labang Mesem gate”which has developed on Panembahan Sumolo era”has two types of entrance sizes which are still debate-able”therefore, through historical and descriptive studies, the research tries to reveal the meaning inside it. The research concluded that Tumenggung Ario Notokusumo, son of Bendoro Saud”or familiar called as Panembaham Sumolo”educate people with intangible cultural value about being humble soul”defined as ˜Andhap Asor, through formation of Labang Mesem Gate”so that the world could build on harmonious life even on their diversity.
Makna Ornamen Ular Naga dan Floral pada Kursi Rapat di Keraton Sumenep Indraprasti, Anggri; Santosa, Imam
Lintas Ruang: Jurnal Pengetahuan dan Perancangan Desain Interior Vol 11, No 2 (2023): September 2023
Publisher : Institut Seni Indonesia Yogyakarta

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24821/lintas.v11i2.10547

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Abstrak Kehadiran ornamen dapat dilihat pada produk, meja, kursi, langit-langit, cermin, lantai, tangga, pintu, jendela, dan lainnya. Bentuk dan warnanya beragam, mulai dari ukiran timbul, ukiran datar, bermotif fauna, dan flora. Pada era modern, hanya sedikit masyarakat yang menggunakan ornamen tradisional di perabotan mereka, disebabkan terjadi peralihan dari ornamen yang rumit menjadi lebih sederhana/praktis. Fenomena ini berdampak ornamen tradisional yang memiliki simbol dan makna khusus, perlu dilestarikan. Sebagai salah satu upaya menjaga budaya asli, masyarakat Madura, khususnya Sumenep, masih melestarikan ornamen tradional di Keraton Sumenep. Sedikitnya penelitian mengenai hal tersebut di atas, maka, penelitian ini menganalisis ornamen pada salah satu produk desain di Keraton Sumenep, yaitu kursi rapat. Dulu, kursi merupakan penanda kekuasaan dan kasta dalam strata sosial. Kursi dari Keraton Sumenep memiliki keunikan karena berangkat dari akulturasi seni budaya Tiongkok dan Madura. Penelitian ini dilakukan dengan metode penelitian deskriptif. Data deskripsi  dikumpulkan dari studi literatur, observasi lapangan, dan wawancarar; berupa definisi, teori, kondisi ekologi, antropologi berupa sejarah dan budaya di Keraton Sumenep maupun masyarakat sekitarnya. Dari hasil penelitian, dapat disimpulkan, bahwa, kursi rapat pada Keraton Sumenep memiliki dua ornamen utama, yaitu ornamen floral berupa bunga dan lung; dan ornamen fauna berupa ular naga; yang masing-masing ornamen mengandung makna simbolik tertentu, berkaitan dengan stratifikasi serta simbol personalitas.Ornamen bunga seruni menunjukkan kehormatan, kewibawaan, keagungan kaum dari bangsawan; ornamen ular naga memiliki makna ketegasan dan akan memberikan keberuntungan terus menerus. Abstract The presence of ornaments can be seen on products, tables, chairs, ceilings, mirrors, floors, stairs, doors, windows, and others. The shapes and colors vary, ranging from embossed carvings, flat carvings, fauna and flora motifs. In the modern era, only a few people use traditional ornaments in their furniture, due to the transition from complicated ornaments to simpler/practical ones. This phenomenon has an impact on traditional ornaments that have special symbols and meanings that need to be preserved. As an effort to maintain original culture, the people of Madura, especially Sumenep, still preserve traditional ornaments at the Sumenep Palace. There is little research on the above, so this study analyzes the ornaments on one of the design products at the Sumenep Palace, namely meeting chairs. In the past, seats were a marker of power and caste in social strata. The chair of the Sumenep Palace is unique because it departs from the acculturation of Chinese and Madurese art and culture. This research was conducted with a descriptive research method. Descriptive data were collected from literature studies, field observations, and interviews; in the form of definitions, theories, ecological conditions, anthropology in the form of history and culture in the Sumenep Palace and the surrounding community. From the results of the study, it can be concluded that meeting chairs at the Sumenep Palace have two main ornaments, namely floral ornaments in the form of flowers and lunges; and fauna ornaments in the form of dragon snakes; each ornament contains a certain symbolic meaning, related to stratification and a symbol of personality. Chrysanthemum flower ornaments show honor, dignity, the majesty of the nobility; the dragon ornament has the meaning of firmness and will provide continuous luck.